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SCP honored with State Award
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San Carlos SCP received the 2003 Nonprofit Award from the California Resource
Recovery Assosication for its efforts in the community. This award was
presented at the August 11, 2003 City Council meeting by Ann Schneider,
CRRA board member. This award recognizes the collaborative spirit and
accomplishments by the community with the city staff.
Upcoming Events
- San Carlos Releaf Fruit Picks
- Have more fruit than you know what to do with? Invite San
Carlos ReLeaf to come pick fruit for you. They'll share your
excess fruit with the community through the San Carlos Senior Center's
Caring Cupboard or Second Harvest Food Bank.
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Take Action
Friends of Cordilleras Creek
- The Friends of Cordilleras Creekis a network of members who learn about
and support the health of the entire waterway by unifying neighbors and
creating events and activities to prevent flooding and improve the
creek's riparian habitat and the neighbors' enjoyment of it. Some
upcoming projects include creek clean ups, creek plantings, and creek
walks. Bi-weekly meetings are held every other Thursday at the Redwood
City Library. For more information on this project, contact Barbara
Patterson at 650.594.1164 or babaloupat@yahoo.com.
Devonshire
Canyon Open Space Alliance
- A portion of Devonshire Canyon is under discussion for annexation.
Learn more about the project from the Devonshire Canyon Open Space
Alliance.
Environmentally Preferable Purchasing
- The City Finance Department is spearheading an effort to greatly increase the type and amount of "environmentally preferable" products used throughout the City's municipal operations. Target product categories for Phase 1 implementation include: office papers, ink jet cartridges, cleaning products, and bathroom papers. For more information contact Karen Hunt,
kahunt@speakeasy.net or
650.654.0900.
Green Building Policy and Grant Writing
- We are actively recruiting for volunteers with grant writing experience to research and help write a grant to support future municipal projects that incorporate energy - and resource efficient building design. For more information contact Karen Hunt, kahunt@speakeasy.net or
650.654.0900.
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