County Board
Walking Town Meetings
J. Walter Tejada, Christopher Zimmerman, and Barbara Favola at a
Walking Town Meeting.
Purpose
- Present communities, through their local civic associations, an opportunity to take County Board members and the pertinent County staff experts on a tour of specific routes in their neighborhoods to:
- identify issues of concern to residents
- share ideas on how the quality of life in the community can be enhanced or improved
- or to "show-off" their community.
- Tours will not be treated as problem-solving sessions but as an opportunity to bring 2 or 3 key issues and suggestions to the Board's attention for follow-up. The Board wants to listen and learn.
- The County Board Chairman will guide the tour.
2010 Walking Town Meeting - Neighborhood Selected
The County Board will hold a Walking Town Meeting with the North Rosslyn Civic Association on Wednesday, June 23 from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. The agenda and map of the walking route for this meeting will be available approximately one week prior to the meeting on the County Board Meetings and Agendas page.
Previous Walking Town Meetings
Follow up reports for recent meetings can be found on the Previous Walking Town Meetings page.
Meeting agendas for 2007 - present can be accessed under Work Sessions, Special Meetings, and Other.
Follow-up
- Following each Walking Town Meeting, the planner will prepare a follow-up report containing responses to issues raised during each tour.
- The report is intended to provide information and possible solutions, and evaluate the feasibility of suggestions.
- The County Board Office will provide a copy of the report to the local civic association president to share with its members and to other organizations and individuals in attendance.
- The County Board Office will post a copy of the report on its web site.