Costa Mesa Senior Commission Meets Tomorrow
LAST MEETING OF THE YEAR
Tomorrow morning at 9:00 a.m. the Costa Mesa Senior Commission meets again at the Costa Mesa Senior Center, 695 West 19th Street for the last meeting of the year. You can read the agenda report HERE. These meetings are usually well-attended, although sometimes some of the attendees will nod off. Such is life among us seniors.
MISSION - VISION - GOALS
Tomorrow they will discuss the Mission/Vision Statements for the Costa Mesa Senior Center, HERE, and the Fiscal Year 2014/2015 Accomplishments and the Fiscal Year 2015/2016 Goals, HERE.
THINGS ARE LOOKING UP
On a personal note, I've had the opportunity to visit the Senior Center several times since the City took over operations a year ago and things seem to be going well. From anecdotal comments by many of the members over the past few months, there seems to be more positive energy in the building - much of it apparently generated by the City Staff under the direction of Recreation Manager, Travis Karlen and Senior Center Program Administrator Yvette Aguilar. This is good news for all Costa Mesa Seniors, yours truly included.
STOP IN AND SEE FOR YOURSELF
If you find yourself with a couple hours available in the morning, stop in and observe the commission and staff in action.
MISSION - VISION - GOALS
Tomorrow they will discuss the Mission/Vision Statements for the Costa Mesa Senior Center, HERE, and the Fiscal Year 2014/2015 Accomplishments and the Fiscal Year 2015/2016 Goals, HERE.THINGS ARE LOOKING UP
On a personal note, I've had the opportunity to visit the Senior Center several times since the City took over operations a year ago and things seem to be going well. From anecdotal comments by many of the members over the past few months, there seems to be more positive energy in the building - much of it apparently generated by the City Staff under the direction of Recreation Manager, Travis Karlen and Senior Center Program Administrator Yvette Aguilar. This is good news for all Costa Mesa Seniors, yours truly included.STOP IN AND SEE FOR YOURSELF
If you find yourself with a couple hours available in the morning, stop in and observe the commission and staff in action.
Labels: Costa Mesa Senior Center, Senior Commission, Travis Karlen, Yvette Aguilar
posted by The Pot Stirrer at 11/09/2015 01:53:00 PM
1 Comments:
We've known for a long time there were "palms being greased". You need look no further than the Solid Landings, which was found to be not in compliance, and the appeal upheld. Everyone in the city that worked on the project was fired, for allowing the appeal to happen, and the joint is still in business. Ask our mayor pro tem Righeimer why this is so? Oh by the way, how's the plans for his brand new mansion coming along?
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