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RECENT HEADLINES AND NEWS
In this edition:
Climate Change Legislation Introduced
Supervisor Ross Mirkarimi introduced landmark climate change legislation on Tuesday, September 11th, that seeks to set targets and establish a coordinated strategy for reducing San Francisco's greenhouse gas emissions over the next
half-century. Integrating local and state climate change policies into a coordinated strategy, Mirkarimi's proposed ordinance would require San Francisco to update its 2004 climate action plan -- which was never officially adopted -- and
adopt yearly reduction targets that allow the city to achieve its 2012 and 2030 goals in terms of reduced emissions. The measure would assert San Francisco's civic leadership in responding to a growing global consensus that greenhouse gas
emissions must be reduced by as much as 80 percent of 1990 levels by 2050 in order to prevent catastrophic climate change.
"The glacial pace that our federal and state governments are working to confront the degrading impact of global warming demands a serious response," stated Supervisor Ross Mirkarimi. "Even the San Francisco Civil Grand Jury reports in
June 2007, that our City is no where on pace to adequately meet its emission reduction targets as set by resolution in 2002 - it's time we take our role seriously with law that compels change," Mirkarimi remarked.
Mirkarimi's proposed ordinance would require city departments to prepare emission reduction action plans for their own operations and for the activities they regulate, while the Department of the Environment would be charged with
coordinating the overall effort and monitoring the city's performance.
More information:
Market Octavia Plan Hearing Scheduled
On August 14th Supervisor Mirkarimi introduced the Market & Octavia Plan to the full Board of Supervisors. The legislation, to be heard on October 1st in the Land Use Committee, hopes to bring a comprehensive vision for the area and a
guiding policy framework. In the proposal there is the potential for 6,000 new housing units with more than 1,400 new affordable units. Housing opportunities are focused in the vicinity of the Van Ness and Market intersection and
strategically at various points on Market Street. The proposal brings with it a plan to repair a neighborhood once split by the Central Freeway with housing on reclaimed freeway parcels, half of which would be deeply affordable to
households with incomes less than 50% of the median.
The proposal also allows more flexibility to build a diversity of building types. There are also new design controls and street and open space improvements. Also included is a capital improvement program to repair old and build new
neighborhood infrastructure. The plan addresses both interim and long-term needs of the area with strong conservation and historic preservation policies and programs. The planning process has been he culmination of over 7 years of
community planning, including more than 20 public workshops, numerous community meetings, and several adoption hearings.
For further details see the Planning Deaprtment's webpage for the
Market & Octavia plan.
55 Laguna Landmarking
On Tuesday, August 14th, Supervisor Mirkarimi sponsored legislation to landmark three buildings at the University of California Berkeley Extension Laguna Street Campus. The landmarking status will make it such that the UC Berkeley and AF
Evans mixed-use project must go through the LPAB's Certificate of Appropriateness process so that they can change the structures and construct adjacent facilities. The three buildings landmarked by the Board of Supervisors were Richardson
Hall, Woods Hall, and the Woods Hall Annex. This act leaves the landmarked buildings as eligible for listing in the National Register.
The 55 Laguna Street vote will not hinder Openhouse's LGBT senior housing project. Openhouse plans on creating this development for LGBT seniors next to Richardson Hall. Supervisor Mirkarimi, though happy with the compromise that could be
reached with the vote, was still concerned with the actions of the organizations involved with the project. "The project sponsors need to take the city a little bit more seriously," explained Supervisor Mirkarimi. UC will need to comply
with the California Environmental Quality Act in order to continue to receive support from the city. The next step is the rezoning of the land from public use to private residential use, allowing Openhouse and AF Evans to continue their
project.
For more information, see this
Bay Area Reporter article.
10th Avenue and Irving Gets a Stop Sign
 In July, responding to requests made throughout the neighborhood, Supervisor Mirkarimi had the Department of Parking and Traffic install stop signs at the corner of 10th Avenue and Irving Street. After decades of this intersection
being among the most dangerous in the city, pedestrians and drivers can both travel through the neighborhood with greater peace of mind. Photo by Chris Duderstat.
Workforce Development Legislation Scheduled in Rules Committee
The Rules Committee of Board of Supervisors will hear Supervisor Mirkarimi's legislation to streamline the City's workforce development programs on October 11th in room 263 of City Hall. Supervisor Mirkarimi's ordinance will centralize the
existing programs under the Office of Economic and Workforce Development, define workforce development policy for the City, and provide an overall strategic plan for all employment and job training activities in San Francisco. The
legislation is cosponsored by Supervisors Peskin, Ammiano, and Maxwell.
San Francisco Police Effectiveness Review
As a consequence of legislation sponsored by Supervisor Mirkarimi, the San Francisco Police Department, in partnership with the Controller's Office, is contracting with Public Safety Strategies Group and the Police Executive Research Forum
to conduct three planning studies:
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Foot Patrol Pilot Program Evaluation,
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District Station Boundaries Analysis
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Organizational Assessment.
Collectively, these planning studies are referred to as the Police Effectiveness Review.
Community input is an integral component of these studies and will inform the recommendations provided to the City. From September 10th through September 22nd, Public Safety Strategies Group (PSSG) will attend community meetings across the
city to discuss police district station boundaries and foot patrols. In addition, public hearings will be held at the following times and locations:
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Youth Commission:
Sept. 17th at 5:30 p.m. City Hall, Room 416
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Police Commission:
Sept. 19th at 5:30 p.m. City Hall, Room 400
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Board of Supervisors Public Safety Committee:
Sept. 24th at 10 a.m. City Hall, Room 263
D5 Community Meetings:
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Western Addition Community Advisory Committee
Sept. 20 at 6p.m.African American Arts and Cultural Complex, 725 Fulton
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North of Panhandle Neighborhood Association
Sept. 20 at 7 p.m. Café Neon, 1801 McAllister
For more information on specific meeting locations and dates in your neighborhood, or if you would like PSSG to attend your community meeting, please contact the Police Effectiveness Review at (415) 554-5297 or visit the website at
www.sfpolicereview.org.
Re-Entry Summit Schedule for September 19th
The San Francisco Safe Communities Reentry Council (SCRC) is a collaborative association created in 2005 by San Francisco Public Defender Jeff Adachi and Supervisor Ross Mirkarimi. SCRC members include representatives from the San
Francisco Sheriff's Department, the San Francisco Public Defender, the California Parole Board, and San Francisco community and faith-based organizations. The goal of the SCRC is to implement policies and programs that reduce recidivism
and facilitate successful reentry into society for probationers and parolees returning to San Francisco communities.
On September 19th, the SCRC will be hosting its second major summit about reentry issues in San Francisco.
This summit features practical and relevant information detailing how to improve the coordination and delivery of services for formerly incarcerated individuals. The purpose of the event is to educate key stakeholders and the general
public about the challenges faced by those who are reentering society after a period of incarceration, to study the current state of affairs and statistical data concerning reentry and identify new solutions to providing better
transitional services to those who need them.
8:30 am Registration 9:00 am Program begins
Plenary Panel of Criminal Justice Partners
Jeff Adachi, Public Defender • Patrick Boyd, Deputy Chief of the Adult Probation Department • Kamala Harris, District Attorney • Michael Hennessey, Sheriff • Ross Mirkarimi, Supervisor • Marisela Montes, Chief Deputy Secretary of Adult
Programs, CDCR • Phil Torda, Parole, CDCR • Daniel Zurita, US Federal Probation
Reentry Summit Agenda.
Linden Street Sidewalk Sale
The 17th annual Linden Street Sidewalk Sale will be taking place on Sunday, September 16th on Linden Street between Gough Street and Buchanan Street and surrounding Hayes Green on Octavia Boulevard. The event will begin at 11am and
continue till 6pm that evening. In addition to the always popular flea market, there will also be an art show for visitors to enjoy. There will also be a dog competition and live music. The sidewalk sale is completely free to attend and is
being organized by the Hayes Valley–Western Addition Neighborhood Organization Community Partners United. There have also been a great number of things to purchase on this often overlooked but always entertaining event. As a special treat
this year there will be a merchants fashion show with and hair and make-up courtesy of Zenzi's. Be sure to stop by check out all of the excitement.
Third Friday Art Reception, September 21st: Korean Women Artists in Action
 KOREAN AMERICAN WOMEN ARTISTS AND WRITERS ASSOCIATION (KAWAWA: Min Paek, Executive
director) in San Francisco is organizing an international art exhibition "Women Artists in Action" in San Francisco and in Seoul, Korea with ART CAMP ( Tae Ho Lee: 2006 Busan Biennale Sculpture Project Director/ Kyung Hi University Art
Department Professor) from Korea. KAWAWA was founded in 1988 and since then organized various community advocacy oriented arts performances, art exhibitions, and events. In addition, located in the Western Addition since 1994, KAWAWA's
Youth Program is well known for after school and summer programs for youths in the city.
The purpose of the exhibition is to show artworks of women who are actively engaged in documenting, articulating, and expressing critical issues in the society, through means of any form of art. The works of Korean and Korean American
women artists Jia chang, Eun Sook Kwak, Ji Hae Kim, eDa (Okryun Yoon, Jiyeon Kim), SungKeum Ahn, Dai Sil Kim Gibson, Grace Yoo, Jung Hi Kang, Sojung Kwon, and non-Korean women artists, such as Taraneh Tamemi and Nancy Hom will join the
exhibition. The content of artworks are in a range of civil rights, the peace movement, decolonization, women's liberation, diaspora, environmental issues, etc. The medium of artworks include video installations, animation, painting and
drawings, and performances.
The exhibition venues and schedules are the following: September 18th-September 26th at SOMArts Cultural Center Bay Gallery, September 28th-October 9th at Miyajo Mall Japantown, Supervisor Ross Mirkarimi's Office from September
21st-October 12th. The artworks will be spread out in the above venues. The exhibition in Seoul will take place in March 2008. The exhibition reception will be at Supervisor Ross Mirkarimi's Office (San Francisco City Hall, Room 244) from
5:30-8pm on September 21st, 2007. The exhibition is supported by Arts Council Korea, KAWAWA, ARTCAMP, SOMArts, AAPI, and T & S Company, Inc, Korean American Community Center.
WHEN: September 21st to October 16th
WHERE: SF City Hall Room 282
Office of Supervisor Ross Mirkarimi
Van Ness Ave. between McAllister and Grove Streets
OPENING RECEPTION: Friday September 21st. 5:30pm-8pm
This reception and exhibition are free and open to the public.
Accessibility Information:
City Hall is accessible to persons using wheelchairs and other disabilities. The Van Ness Avenue Entrance is closed at 5pm each day. The entrances to City Hall that are open after 5:00 pm are the Grove Street and the Polk Street / Carlton
B. Goodlett Entrances. The Polk Street / Carlton B. Goodlett entrance is accessible via a ramp and a wheelchair lift. All of the other City Hall entrances are accessible via ramp.
5th Annual Heart of the Cole Festival
 On Sunday, September 23 stop by the 5th Annual Heart of the Cole Festival for a day
of family fun. Sponsored by the Cole Valley Improvement Association: a neighborhood organization that supports and wants to promote the local art, culture, and cuisine in the community. Located on Cole Street between Carl and Grattan, the
festival is a charming and well-attended event with reasonably priced booths to accommodate local and emerging artists. The festival also features local art and fine craft and a display of historic Cole Valley photographs. The festival
also caters to families with children with many events setup just for the kids. There will also be food from neighborhood restaurants, live music, a full block of vintage automobiles and more. We hope that you can take the time to stop by
this fantastic event. For schedule of the fair music and author-signing events contact:
http://www.colevalley.org/bulletinboard/heartofcolefestival.htm. Photo by David Crommie.
Phone Numbers for Useful City Resources
We have assembled a list of
frequently called phone numbers for City resources. The services covered include everything from graffiti removal to building permits to conflict resolution. Remember that you can now call
311 for all non-emergency City government services. If there's any useful numbers that we should add to our list, please
let us know.
Looking for a Job?
Haight Ashbury Food Program Job Service Training Project
Do you love to cook? Join the Haight Ashbury Food Program's Food Service Job Training Project! Applications are now being for the 10 week Food Service Job Training class that starts October 1, 2007. Get hand-on experience by cooking a 6
course meal for up to 400 people. Interviews start in September, so get your application in SOON!! Contact Lia Kantor, Haight Ashbury Food Program- Job Training and Placement Manager at 415-566-4158.
City Jobs
The City is always hiring for a wide variety of positions. For information on City employment openings
click here. This page contains lists of job openings, information on Civil Service examinations, and a variety of other useful information on finding work.
SFPD
SFPD Hiring The SFPD is continuously hiring qualified applicants. Applicants must be 21 years old, have a valid driver's license, must be US citizens, must have a high School diploma or equivalent, and must not have been convicted of a
felony or a misdemeanor which would prohibit possession of a firearm. For more information or to apply, Contact the Department of Human Resources at 44 Gough St, San Francisco. Additionally, applications are available on-line at
www.sfgov.org/police or at
governmentjobs.com.
Do You Know of Other Job Openings?
Please let us know and we'll include them in next month's newsletter. Email us at
mirkarimistaff@sfgov.org or call the office at 695-0828.
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Upcoming Events
General Calendar
Every Wednesday: Young Mothers United, support group for Formerly Incarcerated Young Mothers
Time: 4:00 pm to 6:00 pm
Location: Call Cria at the Center for Young Women's Development for location.
Learn about your rights a young mother and community resources. Free food and childcare, and earn $25 dollars for every workshop.
Contact: Cria, 415-703-8800
June 1 until September 30: Lens On Life, From Bamako To San Francisco
Time: Wed-Sat 11.00am-6pm, Sunday 12.00pm-5.00pm
Location: Museum of the African Diaspora, 685 Mission Street
This exhibition is a collection of photographs taken all over the African continent. The exhibition is organized by international curator Simon Njami and features the work of 22 photographers from the 2005 Bamako Biennale.
For further information and for future programming check out the MOAD website at
www.moadsf.org.
Thursday, September 13: Northern District Police Community Forum
Time: 6:00 pm
Location: Northern Police Station Community Room, 1125 Fillmore St @ Turk. All in the community are invited to attend. Contact Northern Police Station:
Al.Casciato@sfgov.org, 415- 614-3400.
September 14,15 and 16: Collaboration! Dance and Music 2007
9/14 & 9/15 Time: 8pm
9/16 Time: 2pm
Location: Cowell Theater, Fort Mason Center
Come see Supervisor Mirkarimi's volunteer Charlotte Mayang. Collaboration is a alive music and dance performance featuring 12 choreographer and composer teams. Tickets are $17 in advance and for students and seniors or $20 at the door. For
tickets call (415) 345-7575
Last Saturday, September 15: Hayes Valley Historic Miniature Golf Extravaganza
Time: 1-5pm
Location: Patricia's Green, Hayes Valley
Free Miniature Golf at Patricia's Green. Take the Self-Guided Walking Tour.
Sunday, September 16: The 17th Annual Linden Sidewalk Sale
Time: 11am-6pm
Location: Linden Street: Gough to Buchanan & surrounding Hayes Green on Octavia Boulevard
Flea Market-Art Show-Live Music-Dog Contest. For more information or for "Out of Area Vendors" to reserve a selling space contact:
LindenSidewalkSale@sbcglobal.net
Sunday September 16: Leon Litwack, Ph.D., San Francisco African American Historical Society's James Herndon Lecture Series.
Time: 3:00pm – 5:00 pm
Location: African American Arts and Cultural Center Complex, 762 Fulton Street.
The September lecture features Leon Litwack, Ph.D. Retired professor of history at UC Berkeley. Dr. Litwack will lecture on the subject of his book, "The Aftermath of Slavery". For more information contact Al Williams,
awconsul@aol.com, 415-292-6172. Lecture is free and open to the public.
Tuesday, September 18: Park District Police Community Forum
Time: 6:00 PM
Location: Park Station Community Room @ Park Station
911 & 311 phone center representatives will discuss who and how to call for government services and explain how they operation. Contact Park Police Station:
sfpd.park.station@sfgov.org, 415-242-3000
Tuesday, September 18: Taraval District Police Community Forum
Time: 7:00 PM
Location: Taraval Station / Community Room, 2345 - 24th Ave.
Supervisor Ross Mirkarimi will be speaking at the September Community Forum. Contact Taraval Police Station:
SFPDTaravalStation@sfgov.org, 415-759-3100.
Wednesday September 19: 2nd Annual reentry Summit
Time: 8:30am to 4:00pm
Location: Jack Adams Hall, Cesar Chavez Student Center, San Francisco State University
Presented by the Safe Communities Reentry Council; working together to support San Franciscans after incarceration. Lunchtime keynote planned by Luis Rodriguez, activist and author of "Always Running: La Vida Loca, Gang Days in LA." The
event is free, and you are strongly encouraged to RSVP as soon as possible, and no later than September 12th.To RSVP for the Summit, please go to
www.sfpublicdefender.org/scrc or call (415) 553-9349.
Thursday, September 20: Brown Bag Lunch Talks
Time: 12-1:30pm
Location: 1660 Mission Street, Room 2001
Hosted by Laurence Kornfield, Chief Building Inspector
Come learn about Green Roofs-a Field Trip to Explore Innovate Installations. Contact Mr.
Kornfield with any questions at (415) 558-6244
Thursday, September 20: SFPUC's Water System Improvement Program Public Hearing
Time: 1:30pm or later
Location: San Francisco Planning Commission
City Hall Room 400
1 Dr. Carlton B. Goodlett Place
Call (415) 558-6422 the week of the hearing for a recorded message giving a more specific time.
Saturday, September 22: Western Addition Legal and Resource Fair and Block Party
Time: 11:00 am –3:00 pm
Location: African American Arts and Culture Complex 762 Fulton Street.
The day consists of a block party with activities for kids, a barbecue hosted by Captain Casicato and Northern Police station officers. At the resource fair you will find help and services for Victims of Crime, Social Services, Job
Training, Employment, Heath Care, Financial Services, Housing and more. The event is Sponsored by District Attorney Kamala Harris, Supervisor Mirkarimi, Northern Police Station, African American Arts and Culture Complex, Mo' Magic, Ella
Hill Hutch Community Center, Westside Community Services, Western Addition Family Resource Center, Japanese Community Youth Center. For more information contact: Ethel Newlin: 415-553-1228.
Sunday, September 23: Fifth Annual Heart of the Cole Festival
Time: 10:00am to 6:00pm
Location: Cole Street between Carl and Grattan
The Heart of Cole Festival is a charming and well-attended event with reasonably-priced booths to accommodate local and emerging artists. The festival features local art and fine craft, food from neighborhood restaurants, live music, a
display of historic Cole Valley photographs, a full block of vintage automobiles owned by neighborhood residents, events for children and more!
Sunday, September 23: Black Family Day
Time: 1:00pm-5:00pm
Location: Hamilton Park, Geary Blvd & Steiner Street
Come have fun at this great event for the entire family. Attractions include a carnival, pony rides, live concert, barbecue, flag football and prizes. For information contact (415) 632-0643
Sunday, September 23: Radio Alice's 10th Annual Now and Zen Festival
Time: 12:00pm to 5:00pm
Location: Sharon Meadow, Golden Gate Park
Slated to perform: James Blunt, Joss Stone and the Gin Blossoms.
Gates will open at 11:00 am. For Tickets visit
www.radioalice.com
Monday, September 24: Market-Octavia Plan Land Use and Economic Development Committee Hearing
Time: 1:00pm
Location: City Hall, 1 Dr. Carlton B. Goodlett Place
Come here about Supervisor Mirkarimi's plan to revitalize the Market-Octavia area.
Wednesday, September 26: Neighborhood Parks Council presents "Only In San Francisco" Gala
Time: 6pm – 9:00 pm
Location: Alamo Square Valet Parking available at Ida B. Wells. :
Join Supervisor Ross Mirkarimi in supporting Neighborhood Parks Council. Delicious bites by participating restaurants including NOPA, Absinthe, Alamo Seafood Grill and others, martini bar by Grey Goose, wine by California vineyards,
fabulous silent and live auctions and jazz by The UFQ. Tickets $150all proceeds go to NPC's Stewardship Program.
For tickets or more information contact:
www.sfnpc.org/gala07
Sunday, September 30: Summer of Love Treasure hunt
Time: 11am-5:30pm
Location: Kezar Pavilion
Register your team at
sfcityguides.org or (415) 557-4266 for the San Francisco City Guides.
Saturday, Oct 6: Unity Celebration and Basketball Tournament for District Five Housing Authority Families and Residents
Time: 9:30 am B-Ball registration. Event starts 10:30 am
Location: Hamilton Recreation Center
The A. Philip Randolph Institute, Supervisor Mirkarimi, the San Francisco Housing Authority and DCYF are sponsoring a 3 on 3 Basketball Tournament and Festival for SF Housing Authority families and residents in the Western Addition. Free
food, resource fair, games and activities for the full family. Contact 415-821-4777.
Thursday, October 11: Awards Dinner and Fundraiser
Time: 6pm
Location: Green Room, War Memorial and Performing Arts Center; 401 Van Ness
This year's Annual Gala Event and Fundraiser will recognize the North of the Panhandle Neighbor Association for their efforts in promoting the organization of SAFE Neighborhood Watch groups throughout their community to address crime,
public safety and emergency preparedness. Ticket are $100. Contact Cindy Brandon at 415-553-1981 or
cindy@sfsafe.org.
Wednesday, October 17: Urban Solutions, 2007 Neighborhood Business Awards
Time: 5:30 pm – 8:30 pm
Location: Rasselas Jazz Club, 1534 Fillmore Street
The event recognizes top local small businesses that have helped their communities. Last year's winners included Cole Hardware, the Balboa Theater and Café Que Tal. The winners for this year's awards will be announced on the day of the
Awards. Tickets are $50 and can be purchased at
www.urbansolutionssf.org/tickets or call (415) 346-0199 for more information.
Friday, October 26: San Francisco First Forum to Challenge the Apparel Industry to Come Green
Time: 9:00am to 12:00pm
Location: 5th Floor of SF State Downtown Campus
Westfield San Francisco Center
Market St between 4th and 5th.
Faculty members Dr. Connie Ulasewicz and Gail Baugh will share their sustainable textile industry knowledge and invite others to join in the conversation regarding current and potentially sustainable business practices for the Bay area
fashion industry. The registration fee is $95.00 and seating is limited. Pre registration is required. Contact Dr. Connie Ulasewicz at (415) 338-1860 or Gail Baugh at (415) 265-0546.
Wednesday, November 28: Police Commission Meeting
Time: 5:00 pm
Location: TBA
The Police Commission meeting will be help in the Park Station District.
Ongoing
Youth and Elders Art & Poetry Contest
Deadline: Friday, October 26, 2007
The Administrative Office of the Courts, Center for Families, Children & the Courts is pleased to announce the 2007 Youth and Elders Art & Poetry Contest. This year's contest theme is Pictures and Stories from My World. It is open to youth
and elders of any age with experience in California's courts. Original art and poetry limited to one page are eligible for entry. Selected art submissions will be displayed at the Beyond the Bench XVIII conference to be held in San Diego,
December 12-14, 2007, and next spring at the annual Family Dispute Resolution Statewide Educational Institute. Printable entry forms are available at: visit
www.courtinfo.ca.gov/programs/cfcc/
Fillmore Farmers' Market – Every Saturday, April to November
Time: 9:00 am to 1 pm, (with live jazz starting at 10:30AM)
Location: Fillmore Center Plaza (Fillmore and O'Farrell)
Contact info:
www.pcfma.com
or (800) 949-FARM
The District 5 Interfaith Teen Council
Teens in the Fillmore, Western Addition, Japantown neighborhoods
Date: to be determined
Come and join in creating a new and vibrant multi-denomination community in your own backyard. The members are from local schools, churches, and religious institutions interested in sharing in religion, and strengthening the neighborhood
with fellow District 5 teens. If you are a teen, or know of teens in your community that might be interested, and want to learn more or come to the next meeting.
Contact: Rabbi Mark Asher Goodman
mgoodman@jchsofthebay.org or 415-345-9777.
Garden Park Work Parties
Alamo Square - September 15 from 10am-1pm.
Contact: Lisa Bastick
lmbastick@yahoo.com
or 415-921-3109.
Alvord Lake Area, Golden Gate Park – September 22 from 9am - 12pm.
Contact: Karen Crommie
kcrommie@aol.com
Buena Vista Park - October 6 from 9am - 12pm.
Contact: Richard Magary, of Buena Vista Neighborhood Association (BVNA), and Friends of Buena Vista Park (FoBVP)
BVNA@ix.netcom.com
Haight-Ashbury Stewards Every Wednesday
Time: 9:30 am to 12:00 pm, every Wednesday
Contact: Nature in the City, 415-564.4107 for details and check the
http://www.natureinthecity.org/haightashburystewards.php.
The weekly work parties do habitat restoration in the Haight.
Koshland Park - October 13 from 10am - 12pm.
Contact: Hayes Valley Neighborhood Parks Council,
hvnparks@hotmail.com
Patricia's Green -Currently no set schedule.
If you're interested in participating in a clean up contact Russell Pritchard. He has bags and gloves. You can find him at Zonal at 568 Hayes or call 255-9307 or email:
madelinebb@sbcglobal.net
or
russellsf@earthlink.net
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