Are You Ready to Reduce Your Energy Wasteline?

Join your friends and neighbors at this FREE Energy-Saving Workshop in your neighborhood to learn how.

Specially trained energy coaches will show you how you can
save money by saving energy at home – from how to properly
apply weather stripping to how to install a low-flow shower
head and much more. In this workshop you’ll learn easy, low-
cost tips that you can use immediately to conserve energy and
reduce your monthly energy bills.

Our energy coaches will walk you through ways to use energy
more wisely and even discuss how solar might be a wise
option for your home.

Plus, you’ll leave with a conservation tool bag filled with
equipment, materials and supplies that you can use
immediately to make your home more comfortable
and energy-efficient.

REDUCE YOUR ENERGY WASTELINE

Workshop for Homeowners

When:

Saturday, June 9, 2012
2:00 pm – 4:00 pm

Where:

Ward 3 Council Office

1510 E. Grant Road

Admission is FREE.

Seating is limited so R.S.V.P today!

For more information and to register, please contact Council aide Cheryl Rodgers

(520) 837-4231 or email cheryl.rodgers@tucsonaz.gov

Refreshments will be served

Sponsored by: City of Tucson Ward 3, Tucson Electric Power
and the Metropolitan Energy Commission

Come Help us Turn on the 4 restored Neon Signs!

Friday – April 27 – 6:00 – 9:00 pm.

Pima Community College Downtown Campus (1255 N. Stone Ave.)

Join the Tucson Historic Preservation Foundation and Pima Community College for a night celebrating Tucson’s Neon past.

The evening will include the lighting of 4 historic neon signs rescued and restored by the Tucson Historic Preservation Foundation; the release of THPF’s Driving Guide to Tucson’s Neon Signs, a mid-century fashion show, classic cars, and a Sock-Hop.

The events start at 6:00 pm on the Pima Community College Downtown Campus

Southwest corner of Drachman and Stone Avenue.

The event is Free and open to the entire community.

SCHEDULE

6:00 – 6:15 Mid-century Fashion Show

6:15 – 6:45 Live Music (Salvador Duran)

6:45 – 7:15 Neon Sign Lighting

7:15 – 9:00 Sock-Hop

All night: kids activities, classic cars, food trucks, neon signs and fun!

Questions: 520-206-7100, 520-206-4500.

Next day: 5th annual Historic Miracle Mile Open House & Tour, 9 a.m. to 12 noon (click here ).

The event will include tours of the fully rehabilitated Monterey Court; guided walks through vintage motor court motels; illustrated talks on Miracle Mile and U.S. 80, architecture, iconic neon signs, and displays on future projects planned for the area. Listen to music, enjoy refreshments, and pick up a Driving Guide of Historic Places and a Find-the-Sign activity for kids.

I’ve been to this open house in the past, toured a few vintage motor court motels on Oracle Road (ie. La Siesta Motel), and even walked the Evergreen Cemetery on local historian Ken Scoville’s tour – fascinating to see the gravestones of famous Tucsonans, and hear about what Tucson was like in the 19th and 20th centuries.

More information on this Miracle Mile event contact Linda Mehall, Ward III, at (520)
791-4711, or Linda.Mehall@tucsonaz.gov.

Enjoy these “blast from the past” days.

Has it only been a year since UA Associate Director of Athletics for Facilities and Project Management Steve Kozachik was sworn in as the City of Tucson’s Ward 6 Councilmember? He and his staff should be congratulated on their hard work, especially on Rio Nuevo issues.

And Steve had never held public office before, so he had a lot to learn about the City of Tucson’s financial situation. He is a Republican and defeated Democratic incumbent Councilmember Nina Trasoff in November, 2009.

Councilmember Steve Kozachik

Council Office: Ward Six staff
Ann Charles, Council Adminstrative Assistant
Barbara Jacob, Administrative Assistant
Donovan Durband, Council Administrative Assistant
Teresa Olson, Council Administrative Assistant
Christal Ferree, Executive Assistant

Donovan used to write for us at Tucsoncitizen.com (“Urban Durband”) until he was hired by Steve.

Join them for a non-partisan holiday party for all.

Happy Holidays!

Ward 3 Council office is having their holiday event today (no fancy flyer received, just an email notice):

Holiday Event and State of the Ward with Council Member Karin Uhlich -
December 15 – 5:30 to 7:00 p.m. Hors d’oeuvres from Pastiche. Ward 3
Council Office, 1510 E. Grant Road. A presentation from the Ward 3
Neighbors’ Alliance will start the evening off with their agenda for
the first quarter of 2011.

Councilmember Karin Uhlich

Council Office: Ward Three Staff
Tamara Prime, Chief of Staff
George Pettit, Council Administrative Assistant
Linda Mehall, Office Supervisor
Lisa Ross, Administrative Assistant

This is Democratic Councilmember Uhlich’s 2nd term in office. She defeated Republican incumbent Ward 3 Councilmember Kathleen Dunbar in 2005, and Republican challenger Ben Buehler-Garcia and Green Party challenger Mary DeCamp in 2009. She is the Executive Director for the Center for Economic Integrity.

Season’s greetings to all.

Attend either or both of these Council offices’ holiday events, and get to know your Councilmembers.