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District 2 Staff
Chief of Staff
Orinda Field Representative
Gayle Israel
Deputy Chief of Staff
San Ramon &
Danville Field Representative
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Jill Ray
Field Representative;
Moraga & Canyon
Lauri Byers
Scheduler, Field Representative;
Lafayette
Donna Maxwell
Field Representative;
Alamo, Saranap & Parkmead
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District Offices
San Ramon Valley Office
309 Diablo Road
Danville, CA 94526
Hours:
Monday- Friday
8am to 5pm
Phone: (925) 957-8860
FAX: (925) 820-3785
Lamorinda Office
Fire Station #15
3338 Mt. Diablo Boulevard
Lafayette, CA 94549
Hours:
Mondays, 10am to 2pm
Thursdays, 10am-4pm
and by appointment, please call
Phone: (925) 646-6067
FAX: (925) 646-6068
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Counties Compete to Raise Funds for Food Bank
During this holiday season, for the ninth year in a row, employees of Contra Costa and Solano counties will compete to raise funds for their neighbors in need with the "Counties Care" Holiday Food Fight.
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Join Us for a Holiday Open House Prior to Danville's 36th Annual Tree Lighting
Join Candace for cookies, hot cocoa, and cider before the Lighting of the Old Oak Tree on November 23rd. We will host an open house at our office just adjacent to the Old Oak Tree, at 309 Diablo Road in the Bank of the West Building, from 4:30 p.m. until 6:30 p.m.
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Remember to Vote On November 6th
Click here to find your polling place to cast your vote, or to turn in your absentee ballot in person.
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The Great ShakeOut in Lamorinda
Supervisor Candace Andersen got a first-hand look at emergency preparedness as she traveled with Moraga Orinda Fire District (MOFD) Fire Chief Randy Bradley during the Lamorinda ShakeOut on October 18. read more  | | Candace with Chief Bradley & Moraga Town Manager, Jill Keimach |
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Disaster Preparedness
Emergency Kits
 California disasters know no season. Initiate your preparedness and ability to recover by gathering simple items for your family and personal emergency kits. Pre-assembled emergency kits make practical and caring |
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Rossmoor Named Finalist for Leadership in Sustainability Award
On Thursday, October 24, Rossmoor was honored as a finalist for a Leadership in Sustainability Award by Sustainable Contra Costa.
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Supervisor Andersen Attends
Saint Mary's Gaelebration
Candace joined Senator Mark DeSaulnier, Moraga Vice Mayor Howard Harpham, Congressman George Miller, and Assemblywoman Joan Buchanan in offering their congratulations to Saint Mary's College during its 150th anniversary Gaelebration. Also in the photo are Saint Mary's Board of Trustees Chairman Russell Harrison, and Saint Mary's President Brother Ron Gallagher.
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Board of Supervisors Actions
Ever wonder what your Supervisor does at that weekly Tuesday Board of Supervisor Meeting? Well, to follow is a short list of items that are regularly agendized:
- Conference with Labor Negotiators
- Conference with Legal Counsel - Existing Litigation
- Conference with Legal Counsel - Anticipated Litigation
- Presentations honoring both individuals and special events
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Parkmead Annual Meeting
The Annual Fall Meeting and Board Election for Parkmead will be held on November 14, 2012, at 6:30 p.m., at the Hillside Church, located in Walnut Creek. It is estimated that approximately 40 - 50 people will attend. Supervisor Andersen has been invited to speak at this event. Topics will include how the outcome of the November 7th election impacts the County and our local communities and issues related solely to Parkmead. A question and answer period will follow. For further information please email Donna Maxwell by clicking here .
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Walnut Creek Breaks Ground for
Habitat for Humanity Homes
Supervisor Andersen was honored to join Walnut Creek Mayor Bob Simmons and other dignitaries at the ground breaking event for the Pleasant Creek Homes development in Walnut Creek. The new Pleasant Creek Homes mixed-income development, the first affordable housing project in the city in the last ten years, will be on Barkley Avenue, adjacent to Interstate 680 and across the freeway from the Walnut Creek BART station. Three parcels were cobbled together to create a buildable site with access to public transportation. |
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Next Alamo Liaison Meeting
Set for November 19th
The first Alamo Community Liaison Meeting was held on October 15th and was a great success! Twenty-five people with a vested interest in the Alamo community, both personally and professionally, attended and shared information about current events and happenings within the community. Many reported this as an opportunity to make connections and discover resources within Alamo.
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Did you know that Candace Serves as Chair of the Public Protection Committee?
The Public Protection Committee was established by the Board of Supervisors to examine and make recommendations on issues relating to public protection services provided through the County's criminal justice, fire protection, emergency services, and animal services programs. The committee meets on the first Monday of the month at 11:00 a.m. in Room 101, County Administration Building, 651 Pine Street, Martinez. Much of the committee's current business has been focused on the county's response to AB109, State Prison Realignment. Click here for the Public Safety Realignment Plan.
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When you Change your Clocks,
Change your Batteries!
Eight people die every day in the United States as a result of fires in the home! Surprisingly, a large number of these homes did not have working smoke alarms. Having working smoke alarms is the best way to provide an early warning for your family and increases your chance of surviving a fire by nearly fifty percent.
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Veterans Day Programs in Moraga, Walnut Creek and the San Ramon Valley
On Sunday, November 11th at 11:00 a.m., rain or shine, all veterans will be honored at an event at the Moraga Commons Park. Please join local community members for this special event to express our thanks for those who serve our country and preserve our freedom.
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Dial 211 For Local Health and Social Services
211 is the national, toll-free, three-digit phone number to call for information about all kinds of local health and social services. It enables people to find out about valuable resources in their community quickly and easily, such as low cost medical resources, help in hard times, food or housing assistance, job training and a crisis & suicide hotline.
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Bah Humbug! 5K Run/Walk in San Ramon
Start the holiday season off with a healthy fun run or walk through San Ramon at 9:00 a.m. on Saturday, December 1st. Participants will receive a holiday long sleeved t-shirt and plenty of goodies provided by local sponsors. Costume awards will be given for Most Grinch-Like, Best Holiday Spirit, and Best Group Theme.
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Cub Scout Troop #206 Visits
the Supervisor's Office
 Danville Troop 206, led by Marilyn Haupt, visited Candace's office on October 24th to learn about the Supervisor's role in county government.
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Spirit of Danville Holiday
Shopping and Dining Extravaganza
Over 50 shops and restaurants will participate this year in the the "Spirit of Danville." Enjoy the hometown fun, food and festivities while helping local charities during this one day Shopping and Dining Extravaganza; from 10:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m on Saturday, November 24th.
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City of San Ramon Pavement Repair Plan
The City of San Ramon has a comprehensive Five-Year Pavement Management Repair Program, which is updated annually and presented to the City Council. The Plan reviews the pavement condition of all city-owned streets, determines the pavement condition index (PCI), and prioritizes areas of repair based on the lowest average PCI for the streets within an area.
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Supervisor Andersen Appoints Anne Struthers to the Alamo MAC
Candace has appointed Anne Struthers to the one vacancy on the Alamo Municipal Advisory Council. Anne has lived in Alamo for over 20 years, and has 3 grown children who went to local schools. She graduated from Cal Berkeley, then received her Masters of Public Administration from Cal State Hayward. She currently serves as President of the Regional Center of the East Bay and works as the Volunteer Coordinator for the Employment and Human Services Department of Contra Costa County. Anne lives on Alamo's west side with her two Westies, and her husband of 28 years, Mitchell.
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Interested in Participating in Government?
Supervisor Andersen is Seeking Volunteers for County Advisory Boards
Interested and motivated residents are needed to serve on a variety of Contra Costa County citizen advisory boards. These voluntary boards usually meet monthly and advise the Board of Supervisors on a variety of issues.
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County Seeks Applicants for Integrated Pest Management Advisory Committee
Contra Costa County's IPM Advisory Committee is seeking applicants for a seat representing an environmental organization on the Committee.
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Counties Compete to Raise Funds for Food Bank
During this holiday season, for the ninth year in a row, employees of Contra Costa and Solano counties will compete to raise funds for their neighbors in need with the "Counties Care" Holiday Food Fight. Since the Challenge began in 2004, a total of $927,993.73 has been collected. County employees hope to raise over $72,000 this year and hit the Million Dollar Mark. All funds and food raised are contributed to the Food Bank of Contra Costa and Solano. You can join in the Food Fight fun by making your donation on their web site, by clicking here. Type "Counties Care" in the Food Drive or Special Event box. In addition, barrels for collecting foodstuffs can be found in County buildings, including fire stations, libraries, and, of course Supervisor Andersen's office at 309 Diablo Road in Danville. For more information on how you can contribute this year and make a difference to a family in need, please call Candace's office at 925-957-8860. Thank you for your generosity! return to top
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Join Us for a Holiday Open House Prior to Danville's 36th Annual Tree Lighting
Join Candace for cookies, hot cocoa, and cider before the Lighting of the Old Oak Tree on November 23rd. We will host an open house at our office just adjacent to the Old Oak Tree, at 309 Diablo Road in the Bank of the West Building, from 4:30 p.m. until 6:30 p.m. Please bring a canned food item for the Holiday Food Drive .
The Tree Lighting event will be held from 5:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. The lighting of the tree has become a Danville tradition that brings the community together in a family-friendly venue. The evening starts with music performed by the San Ramon Valley High School Choir. Then, with some help from the Snow Angel's magic dust, Father Christmas leads the countdown to the lighting of the tree. Neighborhood businesses will be in various locations throughout downtown to share some cookies, hot chocolate, tea and coffee. Continue the festivities with a stroll through downtown to enjoy refreshments, entertainment, and holiday shopping.
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The Great ShakeOut in Lamorinda
Supervisor Candace Andersen got a first-hand look at emergency preparedness as she traveled with Moraga Orinda Fire District (MOFD) Fire Chief Randy Bradley during the Lamorinda ShakeOut on October 18. In the Sarge Littlehale Community Room at the Orinda City Hall, she sat in while City of Orinda, MOFD, and Red Cross staff participated in this local version of the Great California ShakeOut. Candace was also with Chief Bradley at the MOFD Station 42, where nearly 20 Moraga staff members took part in the drill. For four hours, the participants played the roles they would assume in the City's Emergency Operations Center (EOC) just as if a disaster had occurred. Dennis Rein, MOFD Emergency Preparedness Coordinator, facilitated the exercise involving a 7.7 magnitude earthquake, a landslide, fires, collapsed buildings, and blocked streets. The purpose of this table top exercise was to test the City's communications, resource allocation and Emergency Operations Centers' (EOC) management capabilities, and gave both Moraga and Orinda an opportunity to evaluate their Emergency Operations Plans. Viewing the exercise drove home the point that we all must take our own emergency preparedness seriously. Candace commented "In the first few days following an emergency, first responders and local government will be stretched thin and not in a position to help us. We will have to depend upon ourselves and our neighbors immediately following an incident." To learn how you can prepare yourself for a disaster, click here. return to top | | Candace with Chief Bradley & Moraga Town Manager, Jill Keimach |
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Disaster Preparedness
Emergency Kits
California disasters know no season. Initiate your preparedness and ability to recover by gathering simple items for your family and personal emergency kits. Pre-assembled emergency kits make practical and caring holiday gifts. * Include food, water and first aid supplies in each kit. * Consider long periods of survival without power. * Place kits in accessible places in your home, vehicle, and school/workplace. * Rotate supplies on a regular six month basis. * While changing your smoke detector batteries, rotate your emergency supplies For more information: American Red Cross Emergency Plan: www.prepare.orgRed Cross Preparedness Handbook: click here |
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Next Alamo Liaison Meeting
Set for November 19th
The first Alamo Community Liaison Meeting was held on October 15th and was a great success! Twenty-five people with a vested interest in the Alamo community, both personally and professionally, attended and shared information about current events and happenings within the community. Many reported this as an opportunity to make connections and discover resources within Alamo. Representatives from the San Ramon Valley Fire Department, Sheriff's Department and the California Highway Patrol were also present to answer any questions applicable to their respective departments. Supervisor Andersen will be hosting these meetings on the third Monday of every month, at 8:00 a.m. sharp. Interested residents are encouraged to participate, too! For more information, contact Donna Maxwell at (925) 957-8860 or by clicking here.
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Board of Supervisors Actions
Ever wonder what your Supervisor does at that weekly Tuesday Board of Supervisor Meeting? Well, to follow is a short list of items that are regularly agendized:
- Conference with Labor Negotiators
- Conference with Legal Counsel - Existing Litigation
- Conference with Legal Counsel - Anticipated Litigation
- Presentations honoring both individuals and special events
Here are some items that were heard by the Board of Supervisors between 6/26/12 through 10/23/12:
- Adjust animal services fees.
- Allocate Transportation Development Act Funds for bicycle and pedestrian projects and forward the list to the Metropolitan Transportation Commission (MTC) for final approval, allocation of funding.
- Advertise for bids the Alamo Pedestrian Improvements Project, Alamo.
- Vacate and quitclaim a portion of an easement along the San Ramon Creek (363 Diablo Rd), Danville.
- Execute a contract with STAND! For Families Free of Violence to provide shelter services for battered women and their children.
- Set amount for the special tax levy for County Service Area P-2B and P-5 Citizen Advisory Committee, Alamo.
- Execute required legal documents to provide HOME Investment Partnerships Act funding for the Lafayette Senior Apartment project and Pleasant Creek Homes, Lafayette.
- Approve the Final Map, Subdivision Agreement, Right-of-Way Landscaping for future homes by Shapell in San Ramon-Dougherty Valley.
- Appoint Fred Gutterson to the Round Hill Country Club Seat of the P-5 (Police Services) Citizen Advisory Committee, by Supervisor Andersen.
- Hearing on a subdivision at 1568 Springbrook Road, Walnut Creek.
- Report regarding which elected officials have not signed a voluntary wage decrease.
- Recognize the 2012 Stand Down for Homeless Veterans and acknowledging the sacrifice of our men and women in uniform.
- Appoint William E. Nelson to the Alamo Area P-2B (Police Services) Citizens Advisory Committee.
- Appoint Diane C. Riise and Margaret O'Brien to the County Library Commission, recommended by Supervisor Andersen.
- Consent to joint representation of the County and the City of Orinda on a $2,040,000 loan of HOME funds and a $2,050,000 loan of CDBG funds to Eden Housing, Inc. for the development of low-income senior housing in Orinda.
- Approve the Quitclaim Deed for 1650 Finley Road, the Tassajara One Room School, San Ramon, to the Museum of the San Ramon Valley.
- Adopt the FY 12-13 Adopted Budget as finally determined.
- Add two seats, 1st Alternate Seat and 2nd Alternate Seat to the County Service Area P-2B Citizens Advisory Committee, recommended by Supervisor Andersen.
- Hearing on a modification to a Land Use Permit to allow tennis court lighting at the Lower Tennis Courts of the Round Hill Country Club, Alamo.
- Establish the retirement plan contribution rates for employers and employees for FY 13-14.
- Hearing to establish off-street vehicle parking requirements and long and short-term bicycle parking requirements.
- Authorize expenditure of $20,000 on an annual from the Dougherty Valley Regional Enhancement Fund for the the San Ramon Valley Street Smarts Program.
- Amend the County Better Government Ordinance to require online posting of agenda materials and certain communications to a quorum of the Board Of Supervisors; establish procedures for reporting final litigation settlement agreements to the public.
- Contract to host the Citizen Document Access Solution providing the public with greater access to detailed information concerning public meetings and related documents of County boards, commissions, and advisory bodies.
- Approve/Authorize full closure of Jackson Way and Danville Blvd, on 12/2/12 for the Annual Alamo Tree Lighting Ceremony, Alamo.
Click here to see more Board Actions or learn more about the listed actions.
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When you Change your Clocks,
Change your Batteries!
Eight people die every day in the United States as a result of fires in the home! Surprisingly, a large number of these homes did not have working smoke alarms. Having working smoke alarms is the best way to provide an early warning for your family and increases your chance of surviving a fire by nearly fifty percent.
This Sunday, November 4, San Ramon Valley Firefighters want to remind residents to change the batteries in all their smoke alarms when they change their clocks for daylight savings time. Take a few minutes to protect your family and follow these simple life saving tips:
- Place a smoke alarm on every level of your home, in every bedroom and in the hallways outside sleeping areas.
- Check smoke alarms monthly by pushing the test button. If you cannot reach the button use a broom handle.
- Change the batteries in your alarms twice a year - remember, change your clocks, change your batteries.
- Hard-wired smoke alarms with battery back-ups still need to be tested monthly and batteries replaced yearly.
- Teach children what the smoke alarms sound like and what to do when they hear one.
- Never disable a smoke alarm or remove the batteries. Most of us wouldn't ride in a car without a working seatbelt, and we should not sleep in a house without working smoke detectors.
- Smoke alarms wear out over time. Replace yours if it is over 10 years old.
- Think green, remember that used batteries and old smoke alarms should recycled.
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Veterans Day Programs in Moraga, Walnut Creek and the San Ramon Valley
On Sunday, November 11th at 11:00 a.m., rain or shine, all veterans will be honored at an event at the Moraga Commons Park. Please join local community members for this special event to express our thanks for those who serve our country and preserve our freedom.
In honor of the 150th anniversary of the start of the Civil War, this year's Veterans Day celebration in Walnut Creek will be at 11:00 a.m. on November 11th at the Lesher Center for the Arts, 1601 Civic Drive. The event is free. The ceremony will feature a specially produced presentation of Civil War stories, a welcome address from Mayor Cindy Silva, and a musical presentation by the Walnut Creek Concert Band. For additional information, contact Walnut Creek City Clerk Patrice Olds by phone at (925) 943-5819 or click here to email.
 The communities of the San Ramon Valley will be honoring all military veterans with a special program at 11:00 a.m. on Sunday, November 11th at the Performing Arts Center at San Ramon Valley High School. This year's theme is "A Tribute to Korean War Veterans", featuring keynote speaker Bill Harbin, U.S. Marine Korean War Veteran. They will also be screening a special Korean Veteran slide show, "The Forgotten War", begins at 10:30 a.m. Doors open at 10:00 a.m. |
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Dial 211 For Local Health and Social Services
211 is the national, toll-free, three-digit phone number to call for information about all kinds of local health and social services. It enables people to find out about valuable resources in their community quickly and easily, such as low cost medical resources, help in hard times, food or housing assistance, job training and a crisis & suicide hotline. Calls are answered 24 hours per day, 365 days per year by trained referral specialists at the Contra Costa Crisis Center. Call specialists use a comprehensive, up-to-date database to refer callers to resources. Individuals can access the database, too, free of charge, by clicking here.
211 also gets referred some non-emergency calls from 911, allowing for faster response to real emergencies.
In addition, 211 is the primary number for the public to call after a disaster for information on road closures, evacuation routes, mass care sites, and more.
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Bah Humbug! 5K Run/Walk in San Ramon
Start the holiday season off with a healthy fun run or walk through San Ramon at 9:00 a.m. on Saturday, December 1st. Participants will receive a holiday long sleeved t-shirt and plenty of goodies provided by local sponsors. Costume awards will be given for Most Grinch-Like, Best Holiday Spirit, and Best Group Theme. The race starts and finishes at Bishop Ranch #2 at the corner of Camino Ramon and Bishop Drive.
Registration details will be available online at by clicking here, or on the City website. Race day registration tables will be open from 7:30-8:50am. Medals are given to the first three finishers in each age division and costume category winners.
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Spirit of Danville Holiday
Shopping and Dining Extravaganza
Over 50 shops and restaurants will participate this year in the the "Spirit of Danville." Enjoy the hometown fun, food and festivities while helping local charities during this one day Shopping and Dining Extravaganza; from 10:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m on Saturday, November 24th. Bring the kids to meet Santa Claus and get a picture at the Museum of the San Ramon Valley from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. The Trolleys are back to provide free rides along the route from Historic Downtown, the Danville Livery and the Rose Garden, between 2 p.m. to 8 p.m.
Business owners will be donating part of the proceeds of their sales to charitable organizations such as the San Ramon Valley Education Foundation, Blue Star Moms, Hospice of the East Bay, and Laserex Cancer Foundation. With a small donation you can receive this year's commemorative ornament, featuring the Shuey-Podva House. Click here for more information.
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City of San Ramon Pavement Repair Plan
The City of San Ramon has a comprehensive Five-Year Pavement Management Repair Program, which is updated annually and presented to the City Council. The Plan reviews the pavement condition of all city-owned streets, determines the pavement condition index (PCI), and prioritizes areas of repair based on the lowest average PCI for the streets within an area.
Staff has recently updated the Five-Year Pavement Repair Plan due to the quickly deteriorating conditions of some of the City's roadway sections. As a result of this review, staff is re-prioritizing the scheduled repairs, focusing more closely on the entrances to the City, Bollinger Canyon Road and Crow Canyon Road, both with annual average daily traffic of over 50,000. Staff will begin design this month, bid and award the project in spring 2013, with construction beginning late spring/earl summer 2013. For more information regarding the City's Pavement Management Program, please contact the City's Engineering Services Department at 925-973-2670.
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Rossmoor Named Finalist for Leadership in Sustainability Award
On Thursday, October 24, Rossmoor was honored as a finalist for a Leadership in Sustainability Award by Sustainable Contra Costa. Rossmoor's practices include:
Homeowners and residents are encouraged to retrofit homes to improve energy efficiency, including improvements to insulation, windows, and heating systems.
Rossmoor provides an extensive recycling program that includes items such as cardboard, green waste, and appliances.
A prescription pill disposal service and hazardous waste collection are available to residents.
Turf landscaping areas are being reduced, drought-resistant plant material is used whenever possible, outdated irrigation systems are updated, and all irrigation controllers have been replaced with Smart Controllers.
Rossmoor has developed a transfer station onsite with 15 roll-off bins. In March 2011, Rossmoor started source separating recyclables with the assistance of Valley Waste Management. They currently have an 87 - 92 percent diversion rate, one of the highest in the state.
Rossmoor News, a weekly newspaper solely dedicated to the Rossmoor community, presents extensive coverage of environmental sustainability, including a monthly column written by a Contra Costa Solid Waste representative.
The annual Leadership in Sustainability Awardspays tribute to local individuals who demonstrate an outstanding commitment to implement sustainable practices and serve to educate the public and inspire change. Nominations are accepted throughout the year.
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Interested in Participating in Government?
Supervisor Andersen is Seeking Volunteers for County Advisory Boards
Interested and motivated residents are needed to serve on a variety of Contra Costa County citizen advisory boards. These voluntary boards usually meet monthly and advise the Board of Supervisors on a variety of issues. They provide a key communication link between the community and county government.
District 2 includes:
Canyon, Alamo, Danville, Lafayette, Moraga, Orinda, Parkmead, Rossmoor, San Ramon, Saranap, and Walnut Creek (west of Main Street).
Applications are currently being accepted from residents of District 2 for seats on the following boards:
- Alcohol & Other Drugs Advisory Board
- Economic Opportunity Council
- First Five CC Children & Families Commission
- Mental Health Commission
- Iron Horse Trail Corridor Management Program Advisory Committee (Alamo Resident)
- County Service Area P-2B Citizens Advisory Committee (Alamo Resident)
- County Service Area P-5 Citizens Advisory Committee (Roundhill Residents)
In addition, there are many of At Large Seats available on a variety of advisory bodies. To find out what is available and to fill out an application, visit Contra Costa County on the web by using the links below.
For more information about each board go to the advisory body page of the Contra Costa County website by clicking here.
For an application and more information on serving on an advisory body, please click here.
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County Seeks Applicants for Integrated Pest Management Advisory Committee
Contra Costa County's IPM Advisory Committee is seeking applicants for a seat representing an environmental organization on the Committee. The term is 2 years and the applicant must live or work in Contra Costa County. This seat is not appointed by Supervisor Andersen but by the entire Board of Supervisors.
- An environmental organization is defined as an organization that has as its main focus the protection, enhancement, and enjoyment of the environment and/or the education of the public about the protection, enhancement and enjoyment of the environment
- The organization must have 501(c)(3) or 501(c)(4) status.
- An individual must apply to represent a specific organization, and in order to apply, must have a letter of support from the organization.
The application deadline is November 16, 2012. An application form can be obtained by clicking here or by calling the Clerk of the Board of Supervisors at (925) 335-1900. Note: applicants must include a letter of support from the organization they intend to represent.
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