Monthly Archives: March 2021

Monthly SCCO meeting reminder – this Thursday, 7PM

Posted on March 30, 2021 by Gary Haliski

April 17 PM Join Zoom Meetinghttps://zoom.us/j/92158526316?pwd=MGM4U25yY2NpZCs1eG1jd0NqQXFmZz09Passcode: 971665 Agenda:-Neighborhood facilitation administering vaccines-Suicide prevention initiative-Progress in forming a 501(c)3 Santa Clara Foundation board-Formation of Social Justice Committee

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Monthly SCCO Meeting Thursday April 1 – 7PM

Posted on March 22, 2021 by Gary Haliski

Topic: SCCO April meetingTime: Apr 1, 20217:00 PM Topic: SCCO April meeting AGENDA— 20 minute presentation and discussion with Ian Winbrock of the Whiteaker Community Council about the Covid vaccine clinic they put on in their neighborhood with 500 doses … Continue reading →

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Community Safety listening sessions scheduled

Posted on March 16, 2021 by Gary Haliski

More from the City of Eugene regarding Safety Needs: The Eugene City Council wants to hear from community members about community safety needs as they finalize funding priorities for the Community Safety Payroll Tax. In addition to an online survey (open through March … Continue reading →

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Safe Streets for All Interactive Workshop Part Two

Posted on March 11, 2021 by Gary Haliski

From the Safe Routes to School Program We decided to postpone the Safe Streets Audit event. Here is the updated invitation from AARP, BEST and Safe Routes to School to your neighbors. Thank you! Safe Streets for All Interactive Workshop … Continue reading →

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City of Eugene – 2021 Community Safety Initiative survey

Posted on March 9, 2021 by Gary Haliski

From the City of Eugene Eugene’s Community Safety System includes a wide array of services to keep the community safe – from fire to emergency medical services to police to courts to homelessness and prevention services. As the community grew, unmet service … Continue reading →

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