Thanks go to everyone who installed one of 164 street address signposts to help emergency personnel, friends, service providers, and others find your home! These reflective, 2-sided signs are helping Continue Reading →
Chipper Days 2016 was successful—and not as overwhelming as our 2015 event with 117 piles that took 10 days to chip. Again, we didn’t know what to expect. Due to Continue Reading →
After I took the 2008 Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) training, I took their Map Your Neighborhood (MYN) workshop. Then, I gathered neighbors on my street to meet. We shared Continue Reading →
Did you know that homeowners are responsible for maintaining access to fire hydrants? After a house in Mirrormont burned last April, I heard that firefighters had trouble hooking up the Continue Reading →
