Emergency Preparations Team Meeting – July 27, 2016

Emergency Prep Area Coordinators’ (ACs) Meeting Agenda and Notes

July 27, 2016

 

  1. Introduce Topic of holding our annual block meetings with neighbors, including gap between past years and now – like school summer vacation, when you forgot your times tables over the summer?

Also some new areas such as Condos on Quarry – will begin from scratch.

  1. Set a Date – Ask each AC to do it on her or his block – and discussion as needed – e.g., where to have it, how affected by weather, costs of refreshments.
  2. Effective inviting – hand delivery combined with MYN questionnaires. But if necessary, make up invitations and email. If you don’t have emails, knock on the door, invite, and ask.
  3. Preparations: passed out PREP Oregon’s “Hosting the First Meeting” Sheet. Shared highlights of outdoor signs, sign-in sheets, pens and note pads, furniture arrangements, refreshments.
  4. Contents – See our earlier meeting outline and adapt.
  5. Questions and discussion.

 

7th Annual Waluga Neighborhood Picnic – September 11, 2016

Meet Your Neighbors for a Picnic in the Park!

The Waluga Neighborhood Association invites you to our seventh annual neighborhood picnic. This is a wonderful opportunity to get to know your neighbors.

Sunday, September 11, 2016, 2:00 – 4:00pm
East Waluga Park Picnic Shelter
15777 Quarry Road

Appetizers, Sandwiches, Salads, Desserts and Beverages
provided by local businesses and
Waluga Neighborhood Association

Please RSVP by Sept. 7th: 503-635-4131
or waluga.neighborhood.association@gmail.com

See our 2016 picnic flyer for more details!

We hope to see you there!

“Free the Trees” in West Waluga Park – March 5, 2016

Ivy PullersOur last ivy pull in West Waluga was a huge success. Now we’re moving onto the northwest corner of the park. It’s on a hillside, so be sure to wear good hiking shoes.

Saturday March 5th, 2016

Join Friends of Waluga Park as we tackle the creeping ivy and invasive species in this expansive park.  Blue herons, eagles, raccoons and deer are just a few of the species that have been seen in the park… who knows what you may see!

Please wear shoes that are good for uneven ground, and bring gloves and water to drink. Loppers and clippers are also helpful. Small children and pets are not recommended.

Children under 18 must have a parent or guardian sign the Volunteer Release.

We’ll meet at the West Waluga parking lot. Stay as long as you like. Please help “Free the Trees!

Questions? Email: info@waluganeighborhood.org