General meeting, Monday, February 6th, 7PM
Councilman Ritterman will be speaking at our meeting this
Monday. He will discuss the Soda Tax and Child Obesity
epidemic. Our neighborhood now has two new beat officers,
Officer Shanks and Officer Saephanh. Officer Shanks will
be at our meeting, to answer your questions and update
us on crime trends.
The meeting will be held at Serra School. Directions.
State Assemblymember Nancy Skinner website
If you have questions or need help related to state of California
legislation and policy, our Assemblymember's website is
a good place to start. For more contact information for
our Assemblymember, and for contact information for our
state senator, Loni Hancock, please see our Public
Services page.
Richmond Heights Neighborhood
Listserv
One of our new neighbors has set-up a "listserv" for
sharing news and building community awareness in Richmond
Heights.
If you're not familiar with a listserv, think of it as an electronic bulletin board. Members can post messages, but anyone can read the messages by visiting the listserv's web page. This service is hosted by Yahoo, and, if you want to sign-up to post messages or receive them via e-mail, you'll need to get a Yahoo email address as your ID (though you don't need to use it for any other purpose).
After going to the listserv's web page, you'll see a button labeled "Join This Group". You may also click on the "New Messages" link to read others' postings. For a more detailed explanation, download the this issue of Views.
Help adults learn to read
Last year's staffing cuts have deeply affected Richmond's
literacy program for adults (LEAP). As a volunteeer tutor,
teaching one hour a week for 3 months, you can help initiate
a positive lifelong change in someone else's life. More.
Major development projects and Richmond's
General Plan process
Richmond's Planning
Department web site provides current information on major
projects within city boundaries.
