Roads End Improvement Association
REIA General Meeting Summaries
Our guest speaker was Lexie Howell, 3rd generation family member of owner/operators of North Lincoln Sanitary Services. She shared information about Oregon's new recycling guidelines.
Our guest speaker was Cindy Wilson, Manager, Lincoln City Food Pantry. She gave us sone history of the food pantry and shared information about their most needed items.
Christopher Melton, Executive Director, North Lincoln County Historical Museum was our guest speaker. He provided lots of hints for preserving family history and memorabilia.
Our guest speaker was Ruth Shelly, Development Coordinator of the Seven Capes Bird Alliance (formerly a chapter of the National Audubon Society) for Lincoln and Tillamook Counties.
Cheri Rice, from the Connie Hansen Garden Conservancy was our guest speaker. She gave us advice for gardening in this coastal climate.
Paul Robertson, Staff Scientist and Project & Communications Manager, Cascade Head Biosphere Collaborative. Paul also produces the podcast “The Double R Show.
City Attorney David Robinson joined us to explain his duties for Lincoln City.
Lt. Eric Hendersoon, Patrol Operations Commander and Paul Compton of the 911 Dispatch Unit
Kim Cooper-Findling, Director, Explore Lincoln City discussed ELC's year around program to educate visitors about the fireworks ban as well as the Dark Skies Initiative.
Ali Burgos, Meteorologist and Oceanographerm Project Manager at OSU of the Cascadia Coastlines and Peoples Hazards Research Hub talked about the work the teams are doing to help coastal communities prepare for coastal hazards.
Councilors Todd Baker and Riley Hogland joined us for a discussion on city wide issues, and a reminder to vote.
REIA member Gae Linfoot provided and information about sex trafficking and young people. Ward 1 City Counselor Todd Barker also led a discussion about fireworks
Lexi Howell from north Lincoln Sanitary Service came to talk trash with us. She told us about her family business and some interest changes coming to recycling.
Lincoln City Police Department Chief David Broderick joined us to give us an update of police activities and briefly discussed July 4 fireworks plans.
At our April meeting we heard from Daphnee Legarza, City Manager for Lincoln City, who offered updates on several projects, aims and goals of the city, Also in attendance wre Mayor Susan Wahlke and Ward 1 City Councilor Todd Barker.
Jeanne Sprague, Director, Lincoln City Parks and Recreation gave us an update on new park developments and beach access point improvements.
Alison Robertson, Director, Lincoln City Urban Renewal & Economic Development Agency shared information about the urban renewal process.
Ali Burgos, Meteorologist and Oceanographerm Project Manager at OSU of the Cascadia Coastlines and Peoples Hazards Research Hub talked about the work the teams are doing to help coastal communities prepare for coastal hazards.
Councilors Todd Baker and Riley Hogland joined us for a discussion on city wide issues, and a reminder to vote.
REIA member Gae Linfoot provided and information about sex trafficking and young people. Ward 1 City Counselor Todd Barker also led a discussion about fireworks
Lexi Howell from north Lincoln Sanitary Service came to talk trash with us. She told us about her family business and some interest changes coming to recycling.
Lincoln City Police Department Chief David Broderick joined us to give us an update of police activities and briefly discussed July 4 fireworks plans.
At our April meeting we heard from Daphnee Legarza, City Manager for Lincoln City, who offered updates on several projects, aims and goals of the city, Also in attendance wre Mayor Susan Wahlke and Ward 1 City Councilor Todd Barker.
Jeanne Sprague, Director, Lincoln City Parks and Recreation gave us an update on new park developments and beach access point improvements.
Our guest was Alison Dennis, Executive Director for the Sitka Center for Arts and Ecology. We heard about the many educational opportunities at the center.
