September 2024 Boones Ferry Messenger
The September 2024 edition of the all-city newsletter, The Boones Ferry Messenger, is now available. This monthly publication is mailed to all Wilsonville residents; it includes the following articles:
- A Team Effort Keeps Charbonneau Residents Prepared
- High-Quality Design in Place for Future Frog Pond Neighborhoods
- Shred Day: Destroy Sensitive Documents at City Hall on Oct. 5
- Community Survey: Wilsonville Quality of Life High, Downtown Amenities Lacking
- Mythbusting: The Town Center Plan Adds 8,000+ New Residents to Wilsonville FALSE
- Sept. 7 Emergency Preparedness Fair: Get Your Home Ready!
- Grant Awards to Fund Memorial Park Playground Replacement
- When Emergencies Happen, Be Among the First to Know
- Fifteen Steps You Can Take To Be More Prepared
- Have a Plan for Pets Before an Evacuation is Necessary
- Ready.gov Website Provides Preparation Tips, Resources
- Two-Bucket Toilet Solution: Be Ready When Duty Calls
- Where to Start Your Preparation? Buy and Store Essential At-Home Supplies
- Having a “Go Bag” Packed Saves Critical Moments in Evacuation
- Is Your Business Prepared?
- Extra Precautions Can Prepare Older Adults for Emergencies
- ODOT to Host I-5 Boone Bridge Project Open House Sept. 18
- Open House Details Boeckman Creek Interceptor/Trail Project Design
- Friends of French Prairie Advances Petition Opposing Airport Expansion
- Electric Battery Maker ESS Celebrates Local Expansion
- Community Opportunity Grant Deadline Nears: Apply by Sept. 20
- New Oregon Honorary Consul for Republic of Korea Named
- CCC Bond Measure Would Maintain Tax Rate, Fund $120 Million in Improvements
- Take a Free ‘Tree Walk’ on Sept. 26
- Fall Harvest Festival: Join Us for Fall Fun at the Barn on Oct. 19
- Charbonneau’s Annual Festival of Arts Returns Oct. 11-13
- Sept. 17: DEI Speaker Series Celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month
Also, get the latest info from the Library, our Parks & Rec. Department and SMART Transit, as well as a recap of the notable actions by City boards and commissions, a Cultural Calendar, and a City calendar of upcoming meetings and events.
