RAC/GEM MEETING RECAPS
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RE CAP – RAC/GEM Meeting
Oct 12, 2006
In attendance:
Leroy Sims
Judy Miller
John Greenway
Anne Greenway
Chris Kuykendall
Pete Calene
Tonya Delphous
Absentee Voters:
Margaret Patterson
Connie McCartney
v Idaho Parks and Recs Grant Workshops:
Diana Gregg and Dawn Tillson will be attending a workshop.
Tonya will contact Della to see if she is attending
Tonya cannot attend because she will be out of town (Ohio) from the 1st to the 8th of November visiting her sons. If anyone else can attend in her place please contact her.
v Play Trail Maps:
Working on; the National OHV objective
Roy and Judy Mills have started a master map – anyone may submit routes and is encouraged to join PLAY. Tonya has a copy of the master and a list going at the lodge.
v Elk River Trail Support Stickers:
Continuous fundraiser for Elk River Outdoor Recreation Club Fund.
This item was tabled until we talk to more vendors and make sure this will be widely supported before purchasing the stickers.
v 501c3:
Voted to approve payment of the $500.00 application fee.
Chris motioned; John 2nd
Motion approved.
Tonya has appointment with the accountant on Thurs. Oct 19th and will then be submitted to the IRS before the 1st of November.
v Adopt oversight procedures of Grant Disbursements:
Chris tweaked the wording
Judy motioned; Pete 2nd
Motion approved.
v Advertising Opportunity for Elk River RAC with Ritewway Publishing
Tonya will find out what their distribution area is and draft the ad- no business listings only – our outdoor recreation opportunities and contact information for RAC
We voted to try it for one year.
Judy Motioned; Pete 2nd
Motion approved.
v Northwest Foundation Grant deadline is Feb. 15th 2007
NCITA brochures: they are a little behind the time table for draft review – as soon as I get it I will share with everyone-
Anyone wishing to add onto or change anything on the Kiosk panels (On display at the Community Center) may contact Judy Miller 826-3630 thewaterguy@idahoclear.com or Tonya Delphous.
v Downtown Revitalization Project
Chris presented the guidelines for obtaining this grant- We must be able to readily document
Barriers that inhibit people from using the area and a document able need for area residents/businesses.
We brainstormed and came up with the following as meeting these criteria:
Public Restrooms
Street Lighting
Garbage (lack of cans, pick up etc….)
Public Health and Public Safety will be easily documented we can show the impact of lack of restrooms has on businesses and residents who allow use of their personal facilities during community celebration months by recording the water usage.
We must try to talk to the City of Elk River and/or the Rec District about flush toilets
We must contact the County Commissioners office and find out about garbage
v We defined our “downtown”
Front Street; First St; Second St – Between Taft St and Mill St to Include Main St. from Front to Second ( Including City hall/Community Center)
v Tonya will provide Web Stats to show the effectiveness of our online advertising.
v Tonya will link to the CCED website also
v We decided that since Tonya will be out of state and Chris is unable to attend our November RAC/GEM meeting we are going to skip a month so the next RAC/GEM meeting will be December 14th.
RAC/GEM FEB 9TH MEETING RECAP
STARTED 6:30 PM ENDED 8:00 PM
v BOARD MEMBERS IN ATTENDANCE:
TONYA DELPHOUS
JUDY MILLER
WAYNE NORDIN
CHRISTINA BARTLETT
CHRIS KUYKENDALL
JAN CALENE
PETE CALENE
KEITH LUNDERS
JOHN GREENWAY
CONNIE MCCARTNEY
v RAC MEMBERS IN ATTENDANCE:
LEROY SIMS
v GUESTS IN ATTENDANCE:
ANN GREENWAY
v RECRUITING ASSIGNMENTS:
CHRISTINA, WAYNE, JUDY, CONNIE & TONYA ALL REPORTED THAT THE PEOPLE WE TALKED TO ALL SAID TO JUST PICK A DATE FOR THE WILD GAME FEED AND THEY WERE INTERESTED IN ATTENDING.
-DATE SET FOR WILD GAME FEED: SATURDAY APRIL 8TH AT THE COMMUNITY CENTER BEGINNING AT 6:00 PM
SIGN UP SHEETS AT THE LODGE (826-3299) FOR WILD GAME DONATIONS/ AND OTHER FOOD/DRINK ITEMS
v PLAY UPDATE:
WAYNE NORDIN (826-3285) NEEDS IDEAS/INPUT FOR THE TRAIL FROM OROFINO TO ELK RIVER TO TURN IN TO THE NEXT MEETING THURSDAY MARCH 2ND AT 6:30 PM IN OROFINO –THE BACK ROOM OF THE PONDEROSA
—SIGN UP FORMS AVAILABLE AT THE LODGE FOR PLAY MEMBERSHIPS
- NEW PLAY MEMBERS: LEROY SIMS AND THE ELK RIVER REC DIST WILL JOIN AT THE MARCH MEETING HELD
TUESDAY MARCH 7TH AT THE COMM CENTER AT 6:00 PMv SCENIC BYWAY UPDATE:
CONNIE MCCARTNEY AND CHRIS KUYKENDALL - WE RECEIVED $20,000.00 IN FUNDING FOR 8 INTERPRETIVE SIGN BOARDS THE LOCATIONS WILL BE: Cities of Bovill, Elk River and Orofino, Neva Hill, The Falls Turnout off Hwy 8, CPTPA, Dent Bridge, Scenic Pullout before Dworshak on Dent Rd.
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WE NEED INFORMATION ON THESE SITES TO BE TURNED IN NO LATER THAN THE LAST WEEK OF FEBRUARY-ANYONE WITH INFORMATION FOR THESE SITES PLEASE CONTACT CHRIS 476-9829 OR CONNIE 826-3299
v KIOSK/GEM TEAM UPDATE:
JUDY MILLER AND CHRIS KUYKENDALL REPORTED THAT JOHN STUVLAND IS OUR CONTACT PERSON NOW THAT LARRY HAS RETIRED AND WE WILL BE GETTING PUT BACK ON THE LIST FOR RAC FUNDING IN A FEB 24TH MEETING.
- WHEN WE RECEIVE THE KIOSK PANEL PLANS WE WILL NEED TO HELP DIANA IN THE LANDSCAPE AND SPECIFICATION PHASE OF THE DESIGN.
-GEM TEAM MEETING THURSDAY MARCH 9TH AT THE BEST WESTERN IN OROFINO BEGINS AT 8:30 AM THE DEPT OF COMMERCE WILL BE THERE AND SOMEONE FROM ELK RIVER NEEDS TO REPRESENT US AND UPDATE THEM ON OUR GEM/RAC ACTIVITES AND ACCOMPLISHMENTS $15.00 PRE REGISTRATION FEE $20.00 AT THE DOOR.
WE CAN JUST ATTEND THIS MEETING IN PLACE OF OUR REGULAR MEETING IN ELK RIVER THAT EVENING. IF YOU ARE ABLE TO ATTEND, CONTACT CONNIE OR TONYA 826-3299. IF THE REG FEE IS A PROBLEM WE CAN USE FUNDS WE HAVE IN RAC TO HELP AND WE CAN CAR POOL.
v RESERVOIR CLEAN UP
CHRIS REPORTED THAT OUR LETTERS OF SUPPORT WERE RECEIVED AND NOW WE ARE JUST WAITING!!!!
v RAC UPDATE
TONYA DELPHOUS – WE WERE FILED AS A NON- PROFIT CORPORATION WITH THE IDAHO SECRETARY OF STATE; JAN 19, 2006; AS THE ELK RIVER RAC (REGIONAL ACTION CORPORATION) AND THE PAPERWORK IS ALMOST COMPLETE TO SUBMIT FOR OUR FEDERAL TAX EXEMPT STATUS (501 C 3).
-THERE WAS A QUORUM IN ATTENDANCE AT THIS MEETING AND THE BOARD CARRIED A MOTION TO ACCEPT OUR BYLAWS.
NEW RAC MEMBERS INCLUDE; THE OUTLAW 106.9 (IDA VEND BROADCASTING), THE ELK RIVER REC DISTRICT, THE ELK RIVER HISTORICAL SOCIETY, LEROY SIMS AND MARGARET PATTERSON!
-YOUTH KARAOKE CONTEST: CHRIS IS GOING TO GET INFORMATION TO GET QUOTES FOR T-SHIRTS AND PLAQUES/TROPHIES FOR THE YOUTH KARAOKE CONTEST. GRITMAN HOSPITAL AND ZION’S BANK ARE AMONG OUR SPONSORS. WE CHOSE A DATE FOR THE EVENT: SATURDAY MAY 13TH
- WE WILL BE ACCEPTING PRIZE DONATIONS FOR THE WINNERS FROM NOW UNTIL THE DAY OF THE EVENT.
- A VOLUNTEER SIGN UP LIST WILL BE AVAILABLE AT THE LODGE OR CONTACT CONNIE OR TONYA 826-3299.
-ADVERTISING SPACE IS AVAILABLE ON OUR WEBSITE www.elkriverlodge.net
-SCRC GRANT AVAILABLE FROM NORTHWEST FOUNDATION- WE DISCUSSED IT AND DECIDED THAT WE WOULD NOT MEET THE CRITERIA—30 PEOPLE COMMITTED TO 5 – TWO HOUR MEETINGS AND WE ALREADY HAVE OUR ACTION PLAN AND THE FACILITATION TRAINING WOULD BE A LOT OF DUPLICATE TRAINING (HORIZON’S WAS VERY INFORMATIVE IN THE FACILITATION AREA) SO WE CHOSE TO NOT PARTICIPATE IN THE STUDY CIRCLE TRAINING.
v (NCITA)
CONNIE MCCARTNEY ATTENDED A MEETING THIS MORNING IN MOSCOW WHERE WE ARE ELIGIBLE FOR A $500.00 MATCH FOR COMMUNITY BROCHURES. WE HAVE THE TEMPLATE AVAILABLE AT THE LODGE (ELECTRONICALLY). NEIGHBORING TOWNS ARE ALSO ELIGIBLE FOR THIS AND CAN CONTACT CONNIE FOR THE INFORMATION 826-3299
RECAP
Idaho Dept of Commerce & Labor Rural Community Forum
Orofino, Idaho March 9th
All of the communities in region 2 reported on their Challenges, Accomplishments and Goals. Very informative - gathered many contact names, numbers and email addresses. below is a copy of Elk River’s Report.
I have these packets available and invitations/flyers for The Wild Game Feed – We need as many people to be in attendance as physically possible --- We also need dishes made for the Feed – They do not all have to be wild game dishes – need desserts and side dishes, salads, etc…. Please call or stop by the Lodge to sign up. I will need some people to help set up at the community center that Saturday April 8th in the afternoon before the Feed. Please let me know if you can help--- Wild Game Feed is April 8th – Flyer is below
Next RAC/GEM meeting will not be until April 13th at 6:30 pm. Anything you need to have put on the agenda – make sure you let me know before the Feed. Any questions please contact me—Tonya 208-826-3299 tdelphous@turbonet.com or stop by the Lodge-
Thank You!!!!
Below are listed many of the opportunities and contacts that were at the Forum.
WIA- On the job training designed by you – A cash payment to offset training costs – For new or existing employees – Contact Heather Sawyer Idaho Dept of Comm & Labor
Idaho Rural Partnership Business & Community Leadership Training: one day session –Wed. April 12 (register by April 3) $15.00 or $25.00 at door – http://irp.idaho.gov
Weathering the changes on the Family Forest – Clearwater RC&D Family Forest Landowners and Managers Conference Idaho Forest Owners Association Annual Meeting Idaho Tree Farm Program Annual Meeting Moscow, Id March 27-28th Register by March 20th, 2006 2 days $50.00 first person $30.00 additional 1 day $40.00 first person $30.00 additional – www.clearwaterrcd.org
Transit Needs in your community?? Idaho Transportation Dept – Division of Public Transportation – Applications available in January 2007 with deadline in March. –
1-800-527-7985
Arbor Day 2006 Idaho’s Champion Tree Project – www.chamiontreeproject.org
Business Retention & Expansion Strategies – Region II
-Business Visitation Program
-Downtown Revitalization
-Workforce Development
-Financial Loan/Grant Programs
-Home Based Business Support
Other resources available: Economic & Development Districts – Idaho Commerce & Labor – Small Business Administration- Small Business Development Center- U of I extension offices – RC & D Districts – USDA Rural Development
Randy Shroll 208-334-2650 ext 2124 Randy.shroll@business.idaho.gov
Beth Johnson 208-334-2650 ext 2136 Beth.johnson@business.idaho.gov
Hank Ebert 208-334-2650 ext 2141 Hank.ebert@community.idaho.gov
NCITA Membership Application www.northcentralidaho.info
Idaho Community Development Block Grant (ICDBG) – Who is eligible to apply?
Only incorporated cities under 50,000 or counties are eligible to apply for ICDBG funds. Special service providers such as, fire districts, senior citizen centers, and water or sewer districts must be sponsored by a city or county. Projects eligible: Public Facilities Construction and Improvements, Economic Development Projects, Senior Citizen and Community Centers. Idaho Commerce & Labor 208-334-2470
Rural Community Block Grant Program – To provide state funded block grants to distressed rural areas to provide for public infrastructure for economic expansion and job creation. Grant limits are $50,000 to $500,000; 2.8 million dollars is available annually for this grant program. Deadlines: 4 times per year – 3rd Monday in March, June, September, and December. Pat Madarieta 208-334-2650 ext 2144 or pat.madarieta@community.idaho.gov
Idaho Gem Grant Program – Gem Communities- Maximum amount is$50,000.00 with a 20% match. Jerry Miller 208-334-2650 ext 2143 – jerry.miller@community.idaho.gov
Rural Community Peer Program – Goria Mabbutt 208-334-2650 ext 2139 or Gloria.mabbutt@community.idaho.gov
Idaho Gem Community Program – To achieve and maintain Active Status, Gem Teams must be formally recognized by their sponsoring city or county (or both), have at least 5 core members, meet regularly, and update their Gem Plan to reflect their accomplishments and goals. Hank Ebert, Gem Community Coordinator 208-334-2650 ext 2141 hank.ebert@community.idaho.gov
Infrastructure Funding:
Idaho Commerce and Labor – Division of Community, Economic and Rural Development PO Box 83720 Boise, Id 83720 www.community.idaho.gov
208-334-2631
USDA Rural Development – Rural Community Programs
7830 Meadowlark Way Suite C3 Coeur d’Alene, Id 83815 www.rurdev.usda.gov/id/rus.htm 208-762-4939
Idaho Dept of Transportation – District 2 2600 Frontage Rd. Lewiston, Id 83501
http://itd.idaho.gov/ 208-799-5090
Local Highway Technical Assistance Council 3330 Grace St. Boise, Id 83703
www.lhtac.org/contact.shtml 208-344-0789
Clearwater Economic Development Association 1626 16th Avenue N Lewiston, Id 83501 www.clearwater-eda.org/ 208-746-0015
Department of Environmental Quality – DEQ Regional Office 1118 F Street Lewiston, Id 83501 www.deq.state.id.us/about/regions/bro.cfm 208-799-4370
Business Funding Assistance
Capital Matrix 1471 Shoreline Drive Suite 123 Boise, Id 83702 www.capialmatrix.com/ 208-383-3473
USDA Rural Development – Business Cooperative Service 9173 West Barnes, Ste A1 Boise, Id 83709 www.rurdev.usda.gov/id/rbs.htm 208-378-5623
Clearwater Economic Development Association – 1626 16th Avenue N Lewiston, Idaho 83501 www.clearwater-eda.org/ 208-746-0015
Workforce Development Grants:
Idaho Commerce and Labor – Bureau of workforce training – 317 W. Main St. Boise, Id 83735 http://cl.idaho.gov/pdf/wdtf.pdf 208-642-9361 ext 3327 or 3310
Employment Services:
Idaho Commerce and Labor
Heather Sawyer – Manager 305 N. State St. Grangeville, Id 208-983-0440
Kellye Sharp – Manager 1158 Idaho St. Lewiston, Id 83501 208-799-5000
Kris Yacks – Magager 1350 Troy Rd. Suite 1 Moscow Id 83843 208-882-7571
REPORT
Elk River’s biggest challenge by far is sustaining local capacity—we have fewer than 100 full time residents and in June we will have only 8 full time children (with one more on the way) and 25% of our population is over the age of 65.
Elk River is somewhat displaced you might say. For example - Our children do not attend school in our city or even in our own county and Our Ambulance service can not transport to our county hospital because of the transport time. So in essence - much of our spending and tax dollars are not being put back into our own community.
Geographically we have some major issues to confront without sacrificing that which entices people to this area.
Even with these challenges in front of us -- our Community Participation is overwhelming!
There are approximately 20 people who actively work on the RAC/GEM Team. That is over 20% of our population. And there is very close to 100% Participation in some form of community service, business or organization in Elk River. These numbers reflect the Pride we have in our City.
In the past year we have obtained GEM Community Status & completed the Horizon’s Leadership Training Program. With these accomplishments a momentum has been gained that has impacted our community in many positive ways.- here are just a few:
Elk River’s Kiosk project is moving along at a rapid rate with ground breaking scheduled for this summer.
Our application was approved for The Elk River Back Country Byway last September; and we have received an additional Grant for interpretive signage that will be placed along the byway –from Orofino via Dent Rd to Elk River; and continuing on Hwy 8 to Bovill.
The kids worked with City Council on their own to establish a Youth Center where they can meet twice a week, have monthly dances and are hosting a Youth Karaoke Contest on May 13th.
The Elk River Free Library received a grant to automate & now offers our "Dial up only" community High Speed Internet Access on their patron computers via satellite.
We started our own 4-Wheeler Club, all are active members of P.L.A.Y.; Public Land Access Year-round; an organization that addresses issues pertaining to ATV Laws at the appropriate levels; helping to sustain our way of life in Elk River.
In January we were filed with the State as a non profit organization Elk River Regional Action Corporation and are in the process of applying for Federal 501c3 Status. We will be a grant giving entity, utilizing barrier funds received from the Northwest Foundation, dedicated to providing a higher quality of life through service, education and information.
Residents, visitors and business owners alike have All focused on aggressively promoting Recreation and Tourism in our area.
In the last year we have developed new and strong relationships with such entities as—
The Fish & Game Dept., Forest Service, Potlatch Corporation, North Central Idaho Travel Assoc, Clearwater County Economic Development and many more; BUT……. we are not finished yet!!!
Our immediate goal will be carried out on April 8th – In the form of a Wild Game Feed where all community members and neighbors are invited to attend. We will eat until we can eat no more and then get to work setting up a One – Year Plan for our GEM Community.
We will utilize our Community Action Plan which was developed during the Horizon’s Program, and those in attendance will decide which projects are priorities then establish planning and action committees to accomplish these goals as a Community.
And my closing comments come from the GEM Team, RAC, and entire City Of Elk River, We would like to thank CCED, The U of I, Chris Kuykendall, Ken Cohen and Lorie Higgins; Your assistance has been paramount in all that we have done and all we strive to accomplish. The education and technical information that has been put in the reach of our community is invaluable. With your help our Dreams will become our Reality.
Thank You.
FREE
Community Wild Game Feed
WHO:
WHEN: April 8th 6:30pm – 8:30pm
WHERE: Elk River Community Center
WHY: Prioritize & Set Up Elk River’s GEM Community’s One Year Plan
HOW:
6:30 pm – Eat!!!!
7:00 pm – Introductions & Explanation of priority process
7:30 – Prioritize & Set up Committee’s & Sub Committee’s
8:00 – Information Exchange
IF YOU NEED TRANSORTATION – CALL 208-826-3299
If you would like to make a dish – (does not have to be wild game) –desserts, salads, side dishes – please sign up at the Lodge!
-Thank You
Elk River RAC
RAC/GEM Recap April 13, 2006
In attendance:
Wayne Nordin
Connie McCartney
Chris Kuykendall
John & Anne Greenway
Margaret Patterson
John & Judy Miller
Leroy Sims
Jeff Green
Tonya Delphous
Pete & Jan Calene
Randy Johnson
New items:
- Advertising Contract – Approved – Between the Elk River RAC and Ida Vend Broadcasting – The area businesses/organizations/individuals will sign an agreement and make payments to RAC for radio advertising on the Jim Nelly Show Thurs and Fri Evenings for happenings and events.
- Vista Volunteer or other resource person - Vista, Americorps, or share resource with Orofino, or other alternative – Tabled until next meeting.
- PCEI – Meeting April 14th 2:00 pm
- Memberships – Approved - NCITA, Archery Club, Syringa, Historical Society, PLAY – RAC will join these organizations.
- Community Business Maps – Need ideas or better maps – Get information or ideas to Tonya 208.826.3299 tdelphous@turbonet.com -- Map of the area on one side and local business info on the other side to be used by all businesses for guests to Elk River.
- Old Water Sign (red white & blue as you pull into town) – We are able to utilize --Suggestions—Monthly events or a sign that says “ASK” – we need your input – contact Connie 208.826-3299 elkriverlodge@turbonet.com
- Informational Folder – will be available at the Elk River Lodge and The Elk River Free Library
- USDA Community Connect Grant for high speed internet access in Elk River – April 26th – any landowner who would be willing to let us put an “antenna” on their property building, tower, etc… (height and power are a must) – Or if you know of good locations but do not know the owner let us know also --- they are not the huge antennas just small ones -- We need antennas every 150 – 300 foot to enable wireless internet access everywhere Please—Contact Margaret Patterson 208.826.3539 or 3589 We have a May 15th Deadline to submit this application.
Updates:
· PLAY – Active membership drive now that the season is here. Anyone wishing to find out more info or sign up for the Elk River 4 wheeler and snowmobile club contact Wayne Nordin 208-826-3285 or Tonya Delphous 208-826-3299 tdelphous@turbonet.com
· Youth Center – Now open on Friday evenings 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm Need permission slips filled out.
· Scenic Byway and Add’l signage – We need to have a Byway Advisory Council Meeting to discuss the 36 x 36 signboards
· Kiosk – RAC (Advisory Council) approved $50,000.00 for our project!!!! Way to go – John & Judy Miller, Pete & Jan Calene and Chris Kuykendall made quite the impression!!! Thank You!!!
Upcoming Event updates:
- Fishing Derby – May 6th sign in at Elk River Lodge – for more info – check out website www.elkriverlodge.net
Or contact Connie 208.826.3299 elkriverlodge@turbonet.com
- Karaoke Contest – May 13th at the Community Center – Donations still being accepted – Cash prize is up to $110.00 per division – check out website for updated prize lists – or contact Tonya 208-826-3299 tdelphous@turbonet.com
- ATV Fun Run – May 20th – check out web or call the Lodge for more info 208-826-3299
- Elk River Days Planning Meeting – April 23rd at Tom’s Tavern
GEM Community One – Year Plan:
We will re- do the Community Action Plan as to show the priorities as the community chose at the Wild Game Feed! If you would like a copy of the Community Action Plan (CAP) contact Tonya 208-826-3299 tdelphous@turbonet.com
I will have it electronically available by the end of the Month.
Our next meeting will be May 11th 6:30 pm at the Community Center– If you would like to have anything placed on that agenda please let me know before May 3rd.
Thank You,
Tonya Delphous
Secretary
Elk River RAC
RAC/GEM RECAP MAY 11TH, 2006
In ATTENDANCE:
TONYA DELPHOUS
WAYNE NORDIN
JUDY MILLER
CONNIE MCCARTNEY
JAN CALENE
PETE CALENE
LEROY SIMS
JOHN GREENWAY
VISTA VOLUNTEER - We discussed that instead of paying a volunteer (for many reasons) we would continue with Tonya acting as "secretary" and that I need to keep track of time, hours, mileage, etc…. involved with serving RAC. And that the items needed to conduct daily business would be taken from the RAC account for office supplies, etc…. And that our money would be well spent for a grant writer and we would stay in touch with the other communities and "share" professionals.
Scenic Byway update: ITD is trying to get the wayfinding signs up ASAP
Judy was notified that the GEM community sign was in a bad way as you come into town from Orofino -- Wayne Nordin said he would go out and fix it.
Organizing the One year Plan:
The top 7 priorities as the community so chose at the Wild Game Feed are listed below with contact people/ committees.
Downtown Revitalization:
Connie McCartney 208.826.3299
Public Restrooms:
Wayne Nordin 208.826.3285 and Judy Miller 208.826.3630
thewaterguy@idahoclear.comTransportation:
Leroy Sims 208.826.3210
lsims@turbonet.com and Tonya Delphous 208.826.3299 tdelphous@turbonet.comSupport for community celebrations:
Jan Calene 208.826.3621
jcalene@turbonet.com and Judy Miller 208.826.3630 thewaterguy@idahoclear.comElk River Community Church:
Pete and Jan Calene 208.826.3621
pcalene@turbonet.comMaintain Elk Creek Reservoir:
John Greenway 208.826.3606
johanngreen@turbonet.comSurvey Health Care/Insurance:
Tonya Delphous 208.826.3299
tdelphous@turbonet.comAnyone interested in helping with the above committees please contact the person listed for that project. Or anyone with resources or possible resources –"ditto".
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