Showing posts with label camp meeker. Show all posts
Showing posts with label camp meeker. Show all posts

Friday, August 6, 2010

Camp Meeker
Recreation and Parks District


PUBLIC HEARING
The Board will take and review public comment on Proposed Resolution No. 2009-011, which will to over-rule protests and confirm the report on water charges and delinquent water charges for the year 2010-2011. This special meeting will take place on Sunday, August 8 at high noon at the District office, 5240 Bohemian Highway.

Friday, July 23, 2010


Camp Meeker fire danger index remains moderate despite the loss of the dam.
Camp Meeker
Recreation and Park District
Regular Meeting Tuesday, July 20, 2010

Remember when I said that there was always something to talk about at Camp Meeker Rec and Park meetings? Well, this meeting was no exception. The meeting began with two comments from the public, who were out in force. The board chair, Jeffry Fawcett, walked through the door and did a double take, remarking, “Full house tonight!” He was the second one to make that same comment. There were four people present not representing the district and one of them had business at the meeting.

Saturday, July 17, 2010

Camp Meeker
Recreation and Park District
Hot Topics: Restoration, budget and ice cream

Tuesday, 7/20, is the next monthly meeting of the Camp Meeker Recreation and Park District. The agenda is posted at the meeting site, next door to the Fire Station; past agendas are also available as pdfs on their website. The current agenda is not as substantive as last month’s, but there is still more meat than gristle on that bone.


Upcoming:

Camp Meeker 
Recreation and Park District
Third Tuesday, 7pm

Wednesday, July 14, 2010

Welcome!

…and thanks for visiting the newest addition to the news! I looked around recently and discovered that no one was covering the important local meetings in and around the West County, so I decided to take matters into my own hands. As the saying goes, if you don't like the news, go out and make some yourself!

And that's just what we are going to do. Not make news as in be our own headline or create stories ad nihilo, but rather make the news available to the people that it will impact directly. Matters decided by our local officials can raise our taxes, change the quality of our water, increase traffic and decrease services. Make sure you know what those decisions are and how they affect you.

You can check out calendar for the times and places of the meetings we will cover. And if you don't like the news I'm making, come out and make some of it yourself!

Peace,
Jeremy