September 2020 Boones Ferry Messenger
The September 2020 edition of the all-city newsletter, The Boones Ferry Messenger, features reports and updates on a range of topics including the following articles and content:
- Listening & Learning (on R.A.C.E.)
- Apply to Join Citizens Academy, a Free Program That Provides an Inside Look at City Operations
- Mayor: Good Transportation Infrastructure Provides Something for Everyone in Wilsonville
- Community Opportunity Grant Program Funds Wide Array of Local Programs
- Shred It! Dispose of Sensitive Paper Documents on Sept. 26
- Arts, Culture and Heritage Strategy Being Readied for Public Review
- Residents Applaud Mobility Improvements, Lament Housing Costs in 2020 Survey
- Resurfacing Work Underway to Improve Several City Roadways
- Park Etiquette: How to Best Enjoy the Park with Your Pup
- Every Home Emergency Kit Should Include These Essential Items
- Enroll in Clackamas County Alert System for Emergency Updates
- FEMA Website Provides Disaster Preparation Tips, Resources
- Ten Things You Can Do To Prepare
- City Adopts Plan to Make Housing More Attainable, Affordable
- Committee Allocates Funding to Eight Community Enhancement Projects
- When Supporting Candidates, Yard Signs Must Meet City Code
- Chief Wurpes: A Month in the Life of Police Work in Wilsonville
- Follow These TVF&R Tips to Prevent Window Falls
- Charbonneau’s Annual Art Festival to Go Online This October
- Republic Services Recognized for Sustainability Goals
- New 118-Room Hotel Closes In on Opening Day
- City Seeks Community Input to Develop Urban Forestry Plan
- Planting Trees Lowers Water Temperatures, Helps Native Fish Flourish
- Clackamas County Has Resources for People Experiencing Food Insecurity
- Reliable Sources for the Latest COVID-19 Information
Also, review notable City Council actions and the City calendar of upcoming meetings and events.
