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Promoting Participation in the Moraga Community
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Join MCN
By joining The Moraga Citizens Network, you will receive a concise summary of Moraga's upcoming events and issues about every 2 weeks. It is a way to "link" you to events sponsored by our service organizations, athletic and cultural activities offered by Saint Mary's College, topics being discussed by our Town Council, and so much more.
You can access the latest issue under "Staying In The Loop" on our home page.
Under no circumstances will your email address be shared with anyone outside MCN. Be informed and participate!
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Unlike many organizations, Moraga Citizens Network has no income through dues or fees. So once every two years, we ask for donations to help us pay for what we do. You can see all the details regarding how our money is spent here. Moraga Citizens Network is now registered as a tax-exempt organization under section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Service Code so your donation may be tax-deductible.
Your contribution will also support a vital communication system that has become a real asset to our town. You can either click the "Donate" button to donate via PayPal, or make your check payable to "Moraga Citizens Network" and mail to:
| Moraga Citizens Network Suite I, #255 1480 Moraga Road Moraga, CA 94556 |
Left to right: Councilmen Roger Wykle, Mike Metcalf, Mayor Dave Trotter, Vice Mayor Ken Chew, Councilman Phil Arth. Each council member is elected for a 4 year term, elections occurring in the even numbered years. Council meetings are held the 2nd and 4th Wednesdays of each month, starting at 7 p.m. in the JM Auditorium. The public is welcome.
A group of about 25 residents gathered in January of 2005 at the Moraga Library to discuss its dreams and concerns about Moraga. It soon became clear that what was needed was a public that was more informed and involved in the affairs of Moraga. The outcome was Moraga Citizens Network, with a vision to "promote participatory democracy in Moraga".
Town Manager Jill Keimach, Town Clerk Marty McInturff, Town Engineer Edric Kwan and Public Works staff of 8, Park & Recreation Director Jay Ingram & staff of 2, Police Chief Bob Priebe and 11 officers, Planning Department Director Shawna Brekke-Read and staff of 3, and Administrative Service Director Stephanie Hom and staff of 2.