Join Us In Celebrating The Community We Love!
Got pictures or paintings of Eagle Rock's past or present? Historical or contemporary...we want to see them!
"Eagle Rock’s Centennial Celebration is dedicated to providing the community with a tribute to Eagle Rock’s historical past, while celebrating the present and planning for a diverse future."
Ideas
• 100 year Celebratory Culmination Event and Parade
• Centennial Monument Project
• 100 Trees for 100 Years
• 100 years of Eagle Rock - Historical DVD
• Contribution Wall
• 100 year Historical Home Tour
• Commemorative Centennial Calendar
Have a great idea to celebrate Eagle Rock's Centennial? Email us HERE!
Next meeting
Tuesday, Sept. 14th
at 6:45
at Eagle Rock City Hall Building
2035 Colorado Boulevard,
Eagle Rock, CA 90041
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Eagle Rock? Email us Here!
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Update On Our Lated Progress
January 13, 2010
We've had a few meetings so far and we really got down to business last night at the January 12 general meeting.
After a few words about our progress and a recap of the ideas we're working on, we got a surprise visit by CD14 Councilman Jose Huizar.
We've adopted a mission statement and created our committees and the enthusiasm was contagious as 16 volunteers have stepped forward, ready to go to work.
The largest committee is publicity and marketing, where we have Valerie Dawson and Megan Kadish as co-chairs. Josh Kadish and Brandy Chavira also will serve on Publicity and Marketing. Filling out the committee is Eagle Rock Alumni Association board member Anita Garcia, who also volunteered to help get the Facebook site put together with Valeri.
Tom Topping, who had already volunteered the Website and set up the e-mail and Google Calendar accounts will register with Pay Pal to put donation buttons on the Website. (eaglerock100th.com)
Very important is the fundraising committee, which Esther Monk has stepped forward to chair. Brandy Chavira will work with Esther on that committee. Speaking of fundraising, after a great talk by TERA representative Maura Griffin, ER100 chairman Tom Topping donated $20, followed immediately by Roe Muzingo, who donated a dollar for ever year she'd been in Eagle Rock- $64. The money will be held in a sub account of the Collaborative Eagle Rock Beautiful, who was volunteered by Collaborative leader John Stillion to accept the fiduciary responsibilities.
One of the most experienced members is Kaye Beckham who will chair the Outreach to Schools committee and will work with Cristiana Chavira.
Chairing the volunteer committee is Maura Griffin, and Fred Guapo will co-chair the Trees and Greening Committee.
Linda Allen and Eric Warren have taken on the logo design, which is so important and needs to be completed ASAP.
Lani and LaDell Stapp, Rich Monk, Roe Muzingo and Katie Taylor will all step up later to serve on the committee that fits them best.
The next meeting of the steering committee is scheduled for February 9, 2010, 7:00pm at the Eagle Rock City Hall, and will be open to the public.
(click here to see the results form the previous brainstorming sessions)
(click here to see what CD14 Councilman Jose Huizar is working on for the Eagle Rock 100th)
Eagle Rock Centennial Steering Committee Mission Statement
The Eagle Rock Centennial Steering Committee consists of a group of individuals dedicated to coordinating community efforts for celebrations of a 100 year anniversary.
The Eagle Rock Centennial Steering Committee is ad hoc, and it is not subordinate to any one community organization or group.
The mission of the Eagle Rock Centennial Steering Committee is to act in an advisory capacity to all in the community, and to function as a coordinator between those who choose to celebrate in some way Eagle Rock's 100 year anniversary.
The purpose of this Committee is to: provide information and guidance to those seeking direction and participation; be the primary liaison with Council District 14 and other government offices; seek funding and develop budgets; create and maintain a master calendar of meetings, events, and activities related to the Centennial.
Tuesday,
Sept. 14th
6:45 at City Hall
