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Upcoming Meetings
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Meetings
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| Regular City Council Meeting |
August 7, 2018, at 6:00 p.m. at City Hall |
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Cade Cove Water and Sewer Main
Replacement
Project
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The City has started construction on Cades Cove, Cades Cove Circle, and Mill Wheel streets (near the Post Office), to install new water and sewer mains. This neighborhood, and the infrastructure to support it, was de
veloped in 1977 as the Old Mill Unit #3 subdivision, which means that water and sewer mains in this area are 41 years old and have been experiencing main breaks. The project is partially grant funded from the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) program from Bexar County. The entire project is expected to last 90 days, but the contractor will assure that the roadway is open to residents that live on that street. For more information, please contact the Public Works Department at (210) 681-1232 x 201.
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Carbon Monoxide Safety Tips
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Carbon monoxide, often called the invisible killer is an invisible, odorless, colorless gas. If you suspect a carbon monoxide leak in your home, in the same way as if there was a fire, you should leave your property immediately and dial 911. Please take a moment and read the safety tips
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Excessive Heat Warning
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Excessive Heat Warning! Do not leave children or pets inside cars. Please keep cool, stay hydrated, Use Caution......& Stay Safe!
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Boards, Commissions and Committees
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If you would like to be more involved in your great community, you can do so by volunteering to serve on one of the Boards/Commissions/Committees. Leon Valley has many ways you can serve. We have vacancies to fill in the following areas:
Tree Advisory Board
: (There is one (1) Alternate Position available)
This seven (7) member Board with three (3) alternate members will meet to oversee the Leon Valley Tree Challenge and work toward the City's goal to plant 10,000 trees by the year 2020. Board members serve a two (2) year term coterminous with the Mayor. This Board began meeting in July 2009 and holds their meetings monthly at 6:00 p.m. in the LV City Hall Meeting Room.
Park Commission:
(There is one (1) Member Position and two (2) Alternate Positions available)
The Park Commission (PC) is an advisory commission of Leon Valley citizens which makes recommendations to the City Council regarding park ordinances and policies, as well as serves as a liaison for the City with the public for park matters. Meetings are held on the second Thursday of each month at 7:00 p.m. in the LV Conference Center.
Earthwise Living Committee: Numerous Vacancies
The Earthwise Living Committee (EWLC) is dedicated to providing community education that will develop a sustainable way of life in harmony with the natural surroundings. The EWLC sponsors and coordinates the annual Earthwise Living Day that is held in March. Monthly meetings are held on the second Wednesday at 5:30 p.m. in the Public Works Service Center off Evers Road.
You may also stop by City Hall and pick up an application. If you need assistance or have any questions, please call the City Secretary at 684-1391 ext. 216.
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Eligible for Adoption
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If you are interested please call Animal Control for more information.
(210) 684-1391 ext. 229
Heather: (210) 251-1797
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Leon Valley Public Library Activities
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Straw Rockets
Kinetic Sand
Book Signing
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ON IT
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The City of Leon Valley is bringing new life and enforcement to the
ON IT
program. All City Departments are teaming together to bring more attention and compliance to your neighborhood issues and concerns. The intention of the
ON IT
program is to have a direct means of reporting your community concerns regarding streets, sidewalks, abandoned homes, loose or dead animal reports, permitting concerns, noise or other neighborhood nuisances and much more.
The goal is to ensure that City service requests and information is handled, as promptly as possible, with a high level of customer service. Report it and an
ON IT team member will respond as quickly as possible.
Contact Information
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(210) 684-OnIt
(210) 684-6648
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Northwest Senior Citizens Club
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AACOG's CARE Program Provides Rides Home From Work In Emergency Situations
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Taking the bus, carpooling, cycling, or walking to work is good for the air as well as your pocketbook. But what do you do when an emergency comes up and you need to get home in a hurry, but you're stuck at work without your car? To promote greener commuting by reducing that concern, the Alamo Area Council of Governments' Certified Auto Ride in an Emergency (CARE) Program offers those who've commuted by alternative means a reimbursement of up to $50 for a ride home from work when an emergency arises.
To receive a reimbursement up to four times per year, you must: 1) live and work within the eight-county greater San Antonio area ; 2) carpool /vanpool, take the bus, bike, or walk to work at least three times per week; and 3) keep your commuting information current on NuRide.com, the online system AACOG uses to gather commuting statistics. While it's free for individuals to use, NuRide offers not only CARE Program reimbursements, but rewards from more than 100 businesses.
For more information about the CARE Program, contact:
Lily Lowder
Natural Resources Outreach Specialist
(210) 227-7665
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CVS Drug Disposal Box
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The CVS Drug Disposal Box has been installed in the city hall lobby between the two front doors - please feel free to utilize this box for expired prescriptions or prescriptions that you no longer use and need to dispose of in a proper manner.
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UPCOMING REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETINGS
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Tuesday, August 7, 2018
6:00 p.m.
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Located at City Hall |
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Tuesday, August 21, 2018
6:00 p.m.
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Located at City Hall
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