Last week, @washtenawboc took a major step forward in allocating $7M to develop a recreation & community center in the eastern county. During the discussion, the Board approved an amendment to the resolution to ensure affordability & access are baked into this process.
We are currently accepting applications to fill more than 75 positions on various Boards, Committees and Commissions. Applications are due on October 28th.
Learn more: https://t.co/U2waULaQnp
As a member of ALPAC and the Washtenaw County Parks and Recreation Commission, I am pleased to be a leader in this effort!
Ann Arbor seeks to protect another 246 acres of farmland outside city. https://t.co/aEBFiVgTD5
Washtenaw County offices are closed today (Mon, 10/11) in observance of Indigenous Peoples’ Day. Normal hours resume Tuesday. See https://t.co/khw1zNhDwa or https://t.co/KnQXedovY2 for online information.
We’ve been getting a lot of rain! Severe weather events like storms and floods can have big impacts on health through injuries, hypothermia, and infectious diseases. Find flood safety tips on our website: https://t.co/79aA9ubbCk
Last week, the Board allocated $2 million dollars to equitably address childcare access in Washtenaw County. These funds will provide financial assistance and navigation services to low-income families to connect them with a childcare provider that meets their needs.
Do you want to help welcome refugees? Please join me October 3 for a fundraising walk in Ann Arbor. A fun way to increase resources for refugees who will be resettling in our community. Look for Team Washtenaw County at https://t.co/ieYz85gQpg
Unfortunately, #WashtenawCounty has moved into a "substantial" level of COVID-19 transmission, as we expected.
See data on community spread from the CDC here: https://t.co/KXMC9jHaCO (1/6)