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Volunteers make a community great <br />by Lois Rem <br />the Arden Hills-based National Guard <br />G reat communities dont just hap <br />- <br />Unit painted some of our park build <br />pen, they are made. And a big part <br />- <br />ings. Many residents simply help out <br />of what makes a great community is the <br />with their neighborhood parks and the <br />active participation of its citizens. Arden <br />Hills is very fortunate to have a number <br />need. The project need not be large or <br />of residents who strongly believe in vol <br />- <br />time-consuming. <br />- <br />tion, go to www.moundsviewschools. <br />munity but themselves as well. Some <br />org/Community Education. <br />The City depends on volunteers to work <br />participate in order to give back, others <br />on its committees and commissions <br />do this because they are grateful for all <br />Our local social service agency, North <br />groups that work with staff and Council <br />they have and wish to share; some just <br />- <br />east (formerly Northwest) Youth and <br />like to be part of the big picture. What <br />- <br />Family Services, looks for volunteers to <br />would like to practice writing skills <br />ever your motivation or your location, <br />help with projects that include helping <br />and learn more about the City from the <br />you can make a difference. <br />seniors with light housekeeping and <br />inside, consider the newsletter. If you <br />lawn care so they can continue to live <br />at home. The volunteer coordinator is <br />planning, or parks and recreation, there <br />They bring experience and enthusiasm <br />Debbie Wells, 651-379-3451. <br />are several committees to choose from: <br />the Economic Development Commis <br />by expanding their network of friends, <br />- <br />Ramsey County uses volunteers and/or <br />sion, Planning Commission, and com <br />learning and honing skills, and seeing <br />- <br />interns in the libraries, parks, Sheriffs <br />mittees on Communications, Financial <br />their knowledge and efforts put to use <br />Department, Human Services, emergen <br />Planning & Analysis, and Parks, Trails <br />to help make our community a better <br />- <br />cy management, county commissions <br />place. <br />- <br />and committees, and other areas. You <br />tion form on the City website. <br />can even be a dog park guardian. See <br />Perhaps the <br />www.co.ramsey.mn.us/cm/volunteer. <br />volunteers most visible in Arden Hills <br />Among the most visible <br />are our coaches who work with children <br />There are many other opportunities <br />are our schools that each have several <br />of many ages on a variety of sports, <br />to consider, such as your church, Boy <br />uses for volunteers during the school <br />including soccer, baseball, and T-ball. If <br />Scout and Girl Scout troops and the lo <br />you enjoy children and being active, this <br />- <br />cal branch of the American Red Cross. <br />opportunities. The Reading and Math <br />may be the place for you. <br />Buddies programs at Valentine Hills <br />There are many places where your <br />attracts many volunteers from Boston <br />Other volunteers in the past year have <br />presence and willingness to help can <br />assisted the City by mulching play <br />- <br />In addition, School District 621 runs <br />grounds (two done by North Heights <br />you will meet new people, develop new <br />the Ralph Reeder Foodshelf and Meals <br />and one by an Eagle Scout who also <br />skills, and have the satisfaction of ac <br />on Wheels that serve our residents and <br />cleaned the park and painted shelters). <br />- <br />complishing something worth <br />others in the District. For more informa <br />Some residents volunteer to pick up <br />- <br />- <br />while for your community. <br />garbage in parks and along trails, and <br />Robert Ward joins City staff as Building and Code Enforcement In <br />by Lois Rem <br />in new and existing properties. Current <br />obert Ward has been hired by the R <br />R <br />R <br />R and pending building projects in Arden <br />City of Arden Hills as the new <br />Building and Code Enforcement InspecHills should keep him busy for several <br />- <br />tor. He comes to us from the City of months during the construction season, <br />Crystal, where he was Code Compliance and code enforcement issues go on <br />year-round. Examples of code enforce <br />- <br />ment include rental property, parking, <br />as well as building inspection. He has animals, and vegetation issues. <br />12 years with the United Fire Depart For further information on building, <br />- <br />inspection, and code enforcement see <br />wife and three teenage children. He <br />seminars.the City website. <br />enjoys a variety of outdoor sports and <br />is (it goes without saying) a true Packer <br />As part of the Community DevelopRob is a native of Wisconsin and still <br />fan. Please welcome him to Arden Hills <br />- <br />ment Department, Rob will work with a resides just across the border with his <br />when you have a chance to meet him. <br />variety of construction and code issues <br />4 <br />
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