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Multiple community organizations to meet in the coming week

With Spring in full swing in the Northern Susitna Valley, a number of organizations and committees are planning meetings in the coming weeks, including one that will be meeting for

Multiple community organizations to meet in the coming week
Talkeetna Public Library Photo by Katie Writer – KTNA

With Spring in full swing in the Northern Susitna Valley, a number of organizations and committees are planning meetings in the coming weeks, including one that will be meeting for the first time.

This Wednesday at 1:00, the Talkeetna Sewer and Water Advisory Board is meeting at the Talkeetna Public Library.  It was announced at Monday night’s community council meeting that the board has a vacancy and is seeking a new member.  Only those who own property within the sewer and water district are eligible to join the board.

On Thursday at 6:30 pm, the Community Watch committee will meet at the Talkeetna library.  With funding from the Mat-Su Borough, the committee has purchased sixty household neighborhood watch starter kits.  The application period for the kits has closed, and a total of fifty-eight applications came in. Thursday’s meeting will include distribution of the kits to those whose applications are approved.

A new organization will be meeting for the first time later this month.  After completing training in March, about ten local residents have formed a Community Emergency Response Team, or CERT, for the Northern Susitna Valley. CERT teams are supported by the Federal Emergency Management Agency and the Mat-Su Borough, and are trained to help first responders in the event of an emergency. Their first meeting will be held at 6:30 pm on April 10th at the Talkeetna Public Library.

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