This Way to Resilience expo sees future of disasters
Rather than waiting until after a disaster, what if there was a plan for housing, healthcare and food resources to support people when it strikes?
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Rather than waiting until after a disaster, what if there was a plan for housing, healthcare and food resources to support people when it strikes?
Long-running conference This Way to Sustainability relaunches this week in a new format as a symposium called This Way to Resilience.
The forum, hosted by Smart Growth Advocates at Chico Women’s Club, gained a full house after rescheduling twice. Guests took pamphlets, paid for by campaign committee Stop Valley’s Edge, urging residents to vote no on local Measure O and Measure P. Maps of Chico, placed around the hall, highlighted areas of potential infill and special planning development — Valley’s Edge was marked with a red X.
The forum, hosted by Smart Growth Advocates at Chico Women’s Club, gained a full house after rescheduling twice. Guests took pamphlets, paid for by campaign committee Stop Valley’s Edge, urging residents to vote no on local Measure O and Measure P. Maps of Chico, placed around the hall, highlighted areas of potential infill and special planning development — Valley’s Edge was marked with a red X.
Chicoans have Valley's Edge to consider. Residents along the city's periphery and elsewhere in the county have supervisors to elect. All voters have decisions on the state and federal levels.