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1 NE Hazel Dell Neighborhood Association
Youth Holiday Giving Event
Thursday, December 15, 2016 6 to 8 PM
Location: Sarah J Anderson Elementary School 2215 NE 104th Street
Santa
Holiday Music by Pioneer Choir
Wrapped Gifts
Stuffed Animals
Sports Balls
Bike Raffle
Refreshments
**Come early to enjoy this family event.
Co-sponsored by NE Hazel Dell Neighborhood
Association and Three Creeks Community
Partners, a local non-profit organization.
Disclaimer: This event is not sponsored or
endorsed by the Vancouver School District.
Community Newsletter December 2016
NE Hazel Dell
Neighborhood Association
Happy Holiday’s NE Hazel Dell Neighborhood News
Meeting Schedule for 2017 is:
January 17, 2017
February 21, 2017
March 21, 2017
April 18, 2017
May 16, 2017
June 20, 2017
Location: Clark County Operations
Center, Community Room
4700 NE 78th
Street
December 15, 2016 – Youth Holiday Giving
Event at Sarah J Anderson Elementary school
What’s inside this edition? Topic Page
- Toy Drive 2
- Christmas Ships 3
- Santa’s Posse 3
- Walk & Knock 4
- Winter Safety Tips 5
- NOW Program 6
- Contacts 7
Volunteers needed for Youth Holiday
Giving Event Volunteers are needed to help wrap gifts and help at the
event. Dates and times are as follows: December 12th
–
gift wrapping from 6 to 7 PM. December 15 help with
event from 4 to 9 PM. Location: Sarah J. Anderson
Elementary School, 2215 NE 104th Street. Call 573-
3314 to volunteer.
Neighbor Helping Neighbor
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THANKS TO:
Burgerville USA
For providing refreshments at the
NE Hazel Dell Neighborhood
Association meetings
NE Hazel Dell Neighborhood
Association is on Facebook Check out our neighborhood
association on Facebook:
https://www.facebook.com/NEHa
zelDellNeighborhoodAssociation
Youth Holiday Giving event at
Sarah J Anderson Elementary
School
This is the 18th
Annual event and will
be held on December 15th
from 6 to 8
PM in the Cafeteria/ Gym at Sarah J
Anderson Elementary school.
Volunteers are needed to help wrap
gifts on Monday, December 12th
from
6 to 7 PM. If you would like to donate
and/or help with this event contact
Vicki Fitzsimmons at 360-607-
8965 or e-mail at
NE Hazel Dell Holiday Food
Drive This year NE Hazel Dell
Neighborhood Association/three
Creeks Community partners is
partnering with the SixEight Food
Pantry and Clark County Food Bank to
distribute food baskets to families in
need here in the Hazel Dell area. We
need your help to provide food
assistance.
Food Basket Donations wanted by
December 12th
Donations of non-perishable foods in a
Holiday Food box/bag ready for
distribution to a family in need.
A typical Holiday Food basket might
include: Stuffing, canned cranberry
sauce, canned green beans, canned
corn, instant or fresh potatoes, canned
yams, gravy mix, jello packet, canned
fruit cocktail, plus other foods such as
pasta, rice, canned stew or chili, and
boxed mac & cheese.
To have your donated Holiday Food
box picked up, please call 573-3314
leave a message or e-mail
[email protected] Thank
you.
iQ Credit Union makes
donation to Sarah J Anderson
Youth Holiday event
Earlier this fall iQ Credit Union
donated $2,000 to the non-profit Three
Creeks Community Partners to support
the Youth Holiday Giving Event at
Sarah J Anderson Elementary school
scheduled for December 15, 2016. A
big thank you to iQ Credit Union for
their generosity and support of this
great community event.
Support NE Hazel Dell
Neighborhood Association &
Three Creeks Community
Partners by Visiting
Come join our
Community
Partnership/Fundraiser
Wednesday, November 30th 5 pm to 8 pm
A percentage of all proceeds go to
support the Youth Holiday Event at
Sarah J Anderson Elementary
School, which is hosted by Three
Creeks Community Partners & NE
Hazel Dell Neighborhood Association
Cash Donations are accepted at Hazel
Dell Burgerville on the corner of
Highway 99 and 99th
Street.
http://www.burgerville.com
Holiday Toy Drive The NE Hazel Dell Neighborhood
Association in partnership with Three
Creeks Community Partners is holding
a Fall Toy drive and collecting toys
for children in need this year! We
expect to be helping over 500 kids and
their families this coming holiday
season.
Drop off new,
unwrapped toys at
any of the following
Newsletter Publication
The NE Hazel Dell Neighborhood Association will publish six issues of the
newsletter this year. Here are the issue
dates for the newsletter and deadlines for 2016:
Issue Deadline 1. Jan/Feb 2017 December 31, 2016
2. Mar/Apr February 20, 2017
3. May/Jun April 20, 2017
The deadline date is for submitting
newsworthy items for publication. Thanks!
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locations through December 14th:
Burgerville USA – 99th & Hwy 99
Edward Jones Investments – Vicki
Fitzsimmons
Toy Wish List:
Toy cars/trucks
Baby dolls
Action figures
Play tool sets/Play tea sets
Legos
Sports balls
Electronic games
Books
Board games
Puzzles
Jewelry
Craft/Art sets
Educational games
For more information about the Toy
Drive call 360-573-3314
Santa’s Posse kicking off
holiday giving
Santa’s Posse needs your help!
This is the 19th
year that Santa’s Posse
has provided food baskets and gifts for
families in need within our
community. This event is a
partnership with the Clark County
Sheriff’s Department, Rotary clubs of
Clark County, Fire District 6 and
Kindercare Learning Centers. Each
year we receive
hundreds of
requests for
assistance. What
started with delivery
of food, gifts and
personal care items
to 43 families has
now expanded to
serve over 900
families. They
provide Christmas
for over 2,500
children in our
community. They
cannot do this
without the help of
many volunteers.
In addition, we will be accepting
donations of new, unwrapped toys for
children of all ages, nonperishable
food, toiletry items, and cash
donations. These donations can be
dropped off at the Clark County
Sheriff’s Office Headquarters, Central
or West Precincts, any Fire District 6
station or Kindercare Learning Center
locations throughout Clark County.
http://santasposse.com/donate/
Wrap Night: December 15, 2016
5:00 pm Clark County Fairgrounds
Event Center, 17402 NE Delfel Rd,
Ridgefield, WA
Gift Delivery Day: December 18,
2016, Doors open at 8:30 am Clark
County Fairgrounds Event Center,
17402 NE Delfel Rd, Ridgefield, WA
Contact The Posse. For more
information about volunteering or to
make a donation, contact Valerie
Deming at (360) 397-2244 or email:
Christmas Ships sail for 62nd
Year
2016 marks the 62nd
year for the
Christmas Ship Parade on the
Columbia and Willamette Rivers in
Portland, Oregon. Go to their website
for a complete schedule with route
details including viewing locations and
times for restaurants, hotels and
outdoor viewing.
The Christmas Ship Fleet averages
about 55 to 60 boats between the two
Columbia and Willamette River fleets.
Both fleets will be out every night for
two weeks beginning December 2,
2016 and running through December
18, 2016. They are an all volunteer
organization and not all the boats make
it out every night. Christmas Ships,
Inc is a non-profit organization.
For schedule and location see this web
site: http://www.christmasships.org/
Meeting Guest Speakers for
January and February
Meetings Our guest speakers have some great
information to share with neighbors at
our neighborhood association meetings
scheduled on third Tuesday’s from 7 -
9 PM at the Clark County Public
Works Operations Center at 4700 NE
78th
Street.
Tuesday January 17th
, 2017:
7:30 PM to 8:00 PM – Vancouver
Public Schools
Todd Horenstein, Assistant
Superintendent, will share information
about the proposed bond measure to
replace several older schools and make
improvements at all other schools.
8:00 PM to 8:30 PM – Educational
School District 112
Tim Merlino – Superintendent will
discuss and share what services the
District provides to the community and
area schools.
Tuesday February 21st, 2017
7:30 PM to 8:00 PM C-TRAN
Come hear about the Public Transit
serving Clark County and the new
Vine Bus Rapid Transit line that will
have just opened in early January.
8:00 PM to 8:30 PM Human Services
Council
Bill Baumann, Transportation
Resource Center. Human Services
provides transportation for seniors,
youth and the disabled.
Walk & Knock Food Drive –
December 3rd
The Interservice Walk & Knock Food
Drive is a registered 501c (3) non-
profit organization that serves Clark
County by soliciting charitable
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donations of food, supplies and money,
which in turn are given to the Clark
County food banks for providing food
to needy individuals within our
community. The members of Walk &
Knock include local Lions, Kiwanis,
Rotary and Optimist clubs, members
of the Clark County Amateur Radio
Club, and adult leaders of Boy Scouts
and Girl Scouts of America. Most of
the needed supplies and services are
donated, and advertising is paid for by
corporate and private sponsors. No
public funds are used for anything
other than for the purchase of food.
Walk & Knock is 100% privately
funded.
Walk & Knock distributes grocery
bags throughout the county, and local
residents fill them with food and leave
them on their doorsteps the first
Saturday in December. Volunteers go
door-to-door to collect the bags and
deliver the food to one of ten drop-off
locations.
The Walk & Knock Food Drive occurs
on the first Saturday of December,
starting at 9 AM. This year it is
December 3rd
.
Interservice Walk & Knock | P.O. Box
353 | Vancouver, WA 98666 |
Telephone 877-99-KNOCK (877-995-
6625)
Clark County 2017/18
biennial budget hearings
scheduled for December 5 &
6th
The Clark County Board of
Councilors will hold public hearing
for the Clark County 2017/18
biennial budget:
Monday, the 5th
day of December
2016 at 2 PM in the Councilors
Hearing Room, 6th
Floor, Public
Service Center, 1300 Franklin Street,
Vancouver, WA to allow Elected
County Officials to present their Clark
County’s 2017/18 biennial budgets,
and;
Tuesday, the 6th
day of December
2016 at 6 PM in the Councilors
Hearing Room, 6th
Floor, Public
Service Center, 1300 Franklin Street,
Vancouver, WA for public testimony
on the Clark County 2017/18 biennial
budgets.
Copies of the Clark County’s 2017/18
Recommended Biennial Budget are
available on-line at
www.clark.wa.gov/budget/document
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Columbia River Mental
Health Services
Serving the citizens of Clark County
since 1942, this agency is the largest
locally operated non-profit in Clark
County.
Volunteers help by providing a wide
range of crucial services. Here are a
few of the ways individuals and groups
can help. These opportunities are
either on-going or on an as needed
basis.
Become a mentor for a child who
needs a caring, responsible adult
friend. Help the child and family
program sort, organize, and
inventory children’s therapy rooms.
Serve as a clerk and data entry
person in the billing department.
Assist with Clerical support and
reminder calls
Do you enjoy entertaining? Elahan
Place would like for you to
volunteer as an entertainer, sing,
play an instrument, and be a
comedian.
Work with staff at fundraising and
community education events as a
special events volunteer.
Do you like to clean up sites or plant
a garden? Help our grounds and
maintenance department. “Clean up
days” for groups of volunteers
consist of litter picks, and warehouse
organizing. Student volunteers from
middle school and high school can
also participate in this opportunity. It
often fulfills community service
project requirements and project
reports.
Do you enjoy planning for and
helping set up special events? Our
development department often needs
volunteers for intense but brief
periods.
Whether you are interested in
volunteering on a regular basis or for a
special need we will match your
unique skills, interests, and available
time with the volunteer position that
best suits you.
Information on volunteering:
Volunteers must be at least 18 years
or older (unless otherwise stated,
such as student help on clean up
days).
Commitment length of time varies
by opportunities.
Volunteer application and
background check is required,
except for short term service
assignments, where a signed
confidentiality form is used instead.
The application can be downloaded
here (PDF 1MB)
Volunteer websites for more
information on our many
opportunities
www.volunteerclarkcounty.org &
www.volunteermatch.org
You may mail, fax, drop off, or email
as attachments to the following:
5 NE Hazel Dell Neighborhood Association
Nanette White
Volunteer Coordinator Columbia River
Mental Health Services
6926 NE Fourth Plain Blvd Vancouver
WA 98661
Fax to: 360-993-3047
Email to: [email protected]
Winter Safety Tips Keep leaves out of streets - prevent
street flooding
Street flooding often is caused by
clogged storm drains, plugged culverts
or obstructed roadside ditches.
Clark County residents should not
blow, rake or sweep leaves and other
debris onto streets, where they can
block storm drains, cause flooding and
create driving hazards.
Intentionally blowing, raking or
sweeping leaves onto county roads is
littering and violates county code. You
can make a difference in preventing
rain pooling on streets this autumn and
winter:
Options for disposing of leaves
available:
Use the County’s free leaf
disposal coupon program, Oct. 1-
Dec. 20.
Visit https://www.clark.wa.gov/public-
works/leaf-disposal
Use leaves as garden mulch or
subscribe to optional yard debris
service.
Visit www.wcnorthwest.com or call
360-892-5370
How to avoid frozen water pipes
Clark Public Utilities reminds water
customers to guard against freezing or
bursting plumbing and pipes before
temperatures plummet.
Disconnect garden hoses. Insulate
outside faucets and water pipes in
crawl spaces, basements and garages.
Allow a trickle of water to drip from
an indoor faucet during severely
freezing nights. Remember that owners
are responsible for plumbing on their
private property. Never try to thaw a
frozen pipe with an open flame.
Snow removal on Clark County
Roads and residential streets
Clark County is responsible for
maintaining 2,665 lane miles, roughly
the driving distance between
Vancouver and Atlanta, and does not
have the resources to clear every street.
We focus on the busiest roads to keep
people, goods and services moving.
Property owners are responsible for
maintaining access to driveways and
parking lots.
Winter driving tips
Slow down and be cautious
Be seen! Use your headlights
Do not use cruise control
Leave extra room between you
and the car in front of you
Slow down when approaching
ramps, bridges or shady spots
where black ice tends to
accumulate
Home fire Prevention tips
Never leave a cooking pot
unattended on the stove
Cover stovetop fires with a lid,
don’t pour water on it
Unplug small appliances when not
in use
Do not store items in an oven or
on the stovetop
Do not put out your cigarettes in a
potted plant – use a metal
container filled with water or sand
Clean clothes dryer lint traps often
Don’t run the clothes dryer while
you’re not at home
Keep oily rags in a closed metal
container
Store gasoline/diesel fuel in liquid
tight containers designed
specifically for that purpose
Empty fireplace ashes into a metal
container and store outside, away
from the house
Don’t leave a fireplace or stove
fire burning while you are not at
home
Do not put blankets, furniture or
other items within three feet of a
heater
Keep matches and lighters in a
locked cabinet, away from
children
Only use candles when home and
don’t walk out of a room in which
they are burning
Three Creeks Community
Partners Three Creeks Community Partners is
in partnership with the NE Hazel Dell
Neighborhood Association for the
annual Youth Holiday Giving Event
held every year at Sarah J Anderson
Elementary School. The organization
is a non-profit 501 (c) (3) and works
with the neighborhood association on
charitable events and projects in the
community. To donate or for more
information go to the new website:
http://threecreekscommunitypartners.o
rg/
Support Local Businesses in
Hazel Dell Small and locally owned businesses
are the mainstay of our community's
economy. The owners of these
businesses live and work in our
community and have a vested interest
in our community’s quality of life.
Local businesses provide jobs, are a
key source of tax revenue to support
public services, support our schools,
our parks, and are instrumental to the
quality of life in our community. They
have a vested interest and provide
important goods and services to all of
us living here in Hazel Dell.
From time-to-time we feature Hazel
Dell businesses in our neighborhood
newsletter. We want you to know who
your local businesses are and what
they have to offer. We urge you to do
business with them, support them and
in so doing support your local
6 NE Hazel Dell Neighborhood Association
community. Everyone benefits from a
strong and solid local economy. Your
neighborhood association supports
local business and we hope you will,
too.
For more information about local
businesses, contact the Hazel Dell-
Salmon Creek Business Association at
http://www.hdscba.org/
This site is updated every Friday
morning. Questions regarding this
information can be directed to Holly
Gaya, Clark County Public
Information and Outreach, (360) 397-
6012
NOW- Neighbors on Watch Looking for qualified individuals to
join our Neighbors ON Watch (NOW)
Citizens Volunteer Program.
We patrol as a two man/woman team
in our own vehicles or on foot. We are
a non-confrontational eyes and ears
only volunteer group with the Clark
County Sheriff's Office.
Further information can be obtained by
calling (360) 397-2211 ext 3380 or
ov
“Growing Pains”
The History of Hazel Dell
For sale by the Northeast Hazel Dell
Neighborhood Association.
Only $8!!
Sample Excerpt from Growing Pains-
“There has been considerable
evidence of Indian habitation in this
region. Mattie and Joe Davidson
found signs of underground ovens built
of rocks on their property overlooking
Vancouver Lake backwaters. There
were a number of these ovens in a
small, smooth clearing.”
To order your book, contact Doug
Ballou by e-mail at
7 NE Hazel Dell Neighborhood Association
Youth Suicide HOTLINE 360-696-9560 or 1-800-626-8136
Child Abuse
Main telephone number: (360) 397-6002 HOTLINE to report abuse: 1-888-713-6115
https://www.clark.wa.gov/childrens-justice-
center/community-resources-and-referrals
Vanc. Clark Co. Housing Rehab Program 397-2130 & TDD 397-6065
Sheriff Liaisons 397-2211 ex5498 Deputy Greg Marek
Graffiti Hotlines: West Precinct 397-6079
Fire District #6 – 576-1195
Clark Co. Councilors
Email: [email protected]
Council Chair Marc Boldt
District #1 Jeanne Stewart District #2 Julie Olson
District #3 David Madore
District #4 Tom Mielke 397-2232
Community Development – 397-2375 Public Works – 397-6118
Road Maintenance – 397-2446
Event Center – 397-6180 Fair – 397-6180
Community Services – 397-2130
Superior Court – 397-2150
Clark Regional Wastewater District
Board of Commissioners
L. Neil Kimsey, Norm Harker &
Denny Kiggins: 750-5876
Code Enforcement 397-2408
Illegal Dumping – 3976118 ex 4352
Weed and Vegetation Mgt 397-6140
Report Street Lights That Are Out 487-8177
Report Power Outages 992-8000
Animal
Code Violation 397-2488 Reporting Dead Animals 397-2488
Licensing 397-2489
Nuisance Complaints 397-2488 Missing/Found -VHS 693-4746
Fish & Wildlife 902-2200
Game Poaching: 1-800-477-6224
Livestock Info WSU Coop 397-6060 x 7714
Humane Society 693-4746
West Columbia Gorge No Kill Humane Society,
Bonnie Harding, Shelter Director
Washougal 835-3464
Transportation
C-Tran 397-0123
C-Van Ride Reservation 695-8918
Traffic Signals 397-2446 Traffic Tickets: (District Court) 397-2424
Auto Accident Reports 397-2214
Voter Registration & Absentee ballots Auditor-Elections 397-2345
https://www.clark.wa.gov/elections
Garbage & Recycling
Composting & Yard Debris: 360-397-2121
Hazardous Waste: 360-397-2121
Recycling (Curbside): 892-5370 IMS Electronics Recycling: 750-8883
www.ims-electronics.com
Wells and Septic Systems
(Clark County Public Health) (360) 397-8428
Letters To The Editor
The Columbian: [email protected] NEHDNA Newsletter: [email protected]
Parent Trust
Family Help Line - 1-800-932-HOPE (4673)
or families could call
360-695-1325 ext 4221
State Schools
The Blind 696-6321 - The Deaf 696-6521
Blood Donations 693-5821 Red Cross
Be A Pal To A Child or Teen being Treated
with Chemotherapy 2-4 hrs/mo-
Sue Best (503) 244-3141 [email protected]
Greater Clark Parks District Jeff Mize:
Public Information Outreach Manager
360-397-6118 x. 4398 [email protected]
Restraining Orders
Anti-harassment or domestic violence protection
orders: 397-2292 (General)
YWCA SafeChoice Program-
24 hour hotline! 695-0167.
Community or legal advocates 695-0167.
Domestic Violence Intervention Unit
397-2211 or 911 for emergency DVIU website: https://www.clark.wa.gov/sheriff/domestic-
violence
District Court
Civil 360-397-2060
Criminal 360-397-2424
County Crisis Line for Depression/Mental
Health Issues: 696-9560
Domestic Violence: Detective Beth Luvera
Clark Co. Sheriff's Office 397-2388
Victim Assistance 397-2008
Work Permits For Minors
896-2300 (Bureau of Labor & Industries)
Don't Know Who To Call? 694-8899
http://www.211info.org/
Everything You Want To Know About Clark
County: www.clark.wa.gov
Boys & Girls Club of SW Washington
360-314-6735
Who Represents Hazel Dell?
Rep. Jim Moeller (D) 49th Leg. Dist.
(360) 786-7872
Email: [email protected]
PO Box 40600 324 John L. O'Brien Bldg.
Olympia, WA 98504-0600
Rep. Sharon Wylie (D) 49th Leg. Dist.
(360) 786-7924
PO Box 40600 322 John L. O'Brien Building
Olympia, WA 98504-0600
Annette Cleveland (Senator) (D)
427 John A. Cherberg Building; PO Box 40449;
Olympia, WA 98504-0449; Phone (360) 786-7696; Fax: (360) 786-1999
Toll-Free Legislative Hotline: 1-800-562-6000
Vancouver Housing Authority
2500 Main Street, Vancouver WA 98660
360-694-2501 www.vhausa.com
Report Airplane Noise-
Call Anne Mitchell 503-460-4837 or 800-547-8411 ext. 4837
or email [email protected] or
visit www.PDXNoise.com
TDD Numbers
For the hearing & speech impaired. Board of Commissioners (360) 397-6032
Community Development/Public Works
(360) 397-6057 Community Services (360) 397-6032
Superior Court (360) 397-2292
Griefshare
Dealing with the death of a loved one? Find
support and encouragement. Griefshare meets Monday nights at 6:30 PM, at the Vancouver
Church, 3300 NE 78th Street, Vanc.
Call 574-1611 ext. 6904 to sign up.
National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) Southwest Washington
8019 NE 13th Ave, Vancouver WA 98665
360-695-2823 www.namiswwa.org
Clark County Food Bank List
Faith Center 2533 NE Andresen Rd., Vancouver Tues. 4:00-7:00 Service area: Clark Co.
Fish - Orchards
6008 NE 110th Avenue, Vancouver M-F 10:00-12:00 & 12:30-2:45
Serving Areas: 98682, 98864, 98662
Fish - Vancouver
14th & Franklin Street, Vancouver
M, T, Th, F 10:00-3:00
Serving Areas: W. of Andresen from downtown to Ridgefield.
Interfaith Treasure House
91 "C" Street, Washougal M-F 9:30-5:00; Sat 11:00-3:00
Serving Areas: Camas & Washougal
McLoughlin Church of God
903 Winchell Ave., Vancouver
Wed. 4:00-7:30 Service area: Clark Co.
Trinity Mission Cupboard
6700 McLoughlin, Vancouver
Food bags/hot lunches last Friday of the mo. 11am-2pm - Serves ALL of Clark Co.
NE Hazel Dell Neighborhood Association 3109 NE 96th Street Vancouver, WA 98665
NE Hazel Dell
Neighborhood Association
Officers and Board Members
Doug Ballou, President
(360) 573-3314
Bill Cline, Vice President
Vicki Fitzsimmons, Secretary
Vicki.Fitzsimmons@edwardjon
es.com
Jaye Folsom, Treasurer
Lori Bain
Heather Harmon
Dick Clairmont
Rick Sedwick
Neighborhood Association
Mission:
The residents of the Hazel Dell
area established the NE Hazel
Dell Neighborhood Association
(NEHDNA) in order to unite the
common interests and promote
the welfare of the area. The
association is involved with a
variety of matters, which affect
the livability of the
neighborhood and community in
general.
All residents within the
neighborhood association
boundaries or neighboring areas
not within an existing
neighborhood association are
welcome to attend and
participate in the association.
If you have any questions or
would like more information,
please contact one of the officers
or board members listed on this
page. The NEHDNA does not
subscribe to any religious
affiliation or political party. Our
desire is to work together for the
common good of the
neighborhood in which we all
live. You don’t have to live in
the area to be a member or to
come to the meetings! All are
welcome.
Neighborhood Association newsletters are copies free of charge by the Clark County Public Information and Outreach Office. The information and views
expressed are solely those of the Neighborhood Association and not Clark County Government or the Public Information and Outreach Office.
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