Council Seats are Open and Taking Part in the Preparedness Fair

As October approaches, the Crescenta Valley Town Council is reaching out to local residents with important updates aimed at boosting civic engagement and prioritizing community safety.

CVTC is formed solely of community volunteers and its future relies and hinges on participation from the community. 

Residents of La Crescenta and Montrose are encouraged  to actively participate in community affairs to ensure that the voices of residents are heard. Individuals interested in contributing to the Council’s efforts are encouraged to apply thereby fostering within the group a diverse range of viewpoints.

In a related initiative, a recent disaster preparedness event took place at Two Stroke Park attracting a notable turnout from the community. Organized by Council member Dede Mueller, the event underscored the importance of being prepared for emergencies. Notably, the rain did not stop it from being a great event and attendees appreciated the opportunity to engage with local agencies, including the sheriff’s department, the California Highway Patrol, and the fire department, which handed out emergency radios to participants.

Resources covered a range of topics including creating emergency kits, understanding evacuation routes, and developing communication plans for crises. The collaboration of local safety officials highlighted the community’s commitment to promoting readiness and resilience within the Crescenta Valley.

Community members expressed gratitude for the insights shared at the event and recognized the significance of being prepared for unexpected situations. The Council’s focus on enhancing public safety and facilitating community involvement was evident throughout the gathering.

For those interested in the open Council seats or seeking additional information about upcoming community activities, residents are encouraged to stay connected with the Crescenta Valley Town Council either via social media, signing up for our eblast or heading over to our website. Together, residents can contribute to a proactive approach to community well-being and safety.

Frida Baghdassarian, J.D. 
President 
Crescenta Valley Town Council