Did you know that the District 10 Supervisor, the City Attorney and the Sheriff are all our neighbors - and PHDC members? The Club has invited Supervisor Malia Cohen, City Attorney Dennis Herrera and Sheriff Ross Mirkarimi separately to address members and guests on their current and future projects. Supervisor Cohen will submit her goals and priorities for the next term via a summary document available at the meeting. Audience Q&A will follow each (actual) speaker's remarks.

Club business will include election of 2015 officers; nominations remain open through the first few minutes of the meeting. If you want to run for office, please become a member, then reply to this newsletter. Click here for a description of Club Officers' duties, paraphrased from the Bylaws.

More: Current members of the Executive Committee are reviewing the Bylaws and will submit suggestions for amendments, which will then be considered at the March meeting. Executive Committee Member-At-Large Loretta Lynch will propose a way to improve outreach to voters during the next election cycle. 2nd VP Bob Boileau will update us on the Eden Foods boycott. Yours truly, prior to meeting one-on-one with the public affairs consultant for Potrero Power Plant property owner NRG, will solicit input from members on what they would like to see in the "mix" of this mixed-use development.

WHEN: Tuesday, February 3rd at 7pm
WHERE: Potrero Hill Neighborhood House, 953 De Haro St @ Southern Heights

March 8 on the Embarcadero, then April 12 in Dogpatch and May 10 in the Mission present excellent opportunities for PHDC volunteers to register voters during the car-free extravaganza opening miles of streets to non-motorized fun. The best thing is when you snag a first-time voter! If you want to help, please reply to this email or sign up at the March 3 meeting.