2019 WISPPA MEETINGS
November 2, 2019
WISPPA BUSINESS MEETING
The discussion was spirited, thoughtful, and enlightening. Different view points were shared from our members
and from the public at large shedding light on a number of issues.
The discussion was spirited, thoughtful, and enlightening. Different view points were shared from our members
and from the public at large shedding light on a number of issues.
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Gretchen Robinette (rt) and Bianca Richards (lt) sharing WISPPA's history.
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October 5, 2019
WISPPA BUSINESS MEETING
This was a continuation of the discussion/open forum from the last meeting to ore thoroughly explore the concerns and thoughts that on the minds of our membership. Our focus was on discussion as opposed to questions and answers. Commissioners gave thorough reports which we had to skip last time due to time constraints.
This was a continuation of the discussion/open forum from the last meeting to ore thoroughly explore the concerns and thoughts that on the minds of our membership. Our focus was on discussion as opposed to questions and answers. Commissioners gave thorough reports which we had to skip last time due to time constraints.
September 7, 2019
WISPPA BUSINESS MEETING AND MEASURE A PRESENTATION
This was an opportunity to chat and ask questions about the Measure A, City Issues other topics that is of general interest. City Councilwoman Diana Mahmud gave a presentation on why the city needs more tax revenue through Measure A. Both Mayor Khubesrian and Councilwoman Mahmud answered a number of questions regarding concerns and issues related to the city.
This was an opportunity to chat and ask questions about the Measure A, City Issues other topics that is of general interest. City Councilwoman Diana Mahmud gave a presentation on why the city needs more tax revenue through Measure A. Both Mayor Khubesrian and Councilwoman Mahmud answered a number of questions regarding concerns and issues related to the city.
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May 4, 2019
WISPPA BUSINESS MEETING
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April 6, 2019
Be Part of the Solution - The City Needs Our Input on Financial Shortfalls
Presentation and conversation with Stephanie DeWolfe, City Manager and
Karen Aceves, Principal Management Analyst
South Pasadena is facing a growing budget deficit. At our meeting, the city shared budget information, presented potential solutions and
asked for input from WISPPA members and the public.
Presentation and conversation with Stephanie DeWolfe, City Manager and
Karen Aceves, Principal Management Analyst
South Pasadena is facing a growing budget deficit. At our meeting, the city shared budget information, presented potential solutions and
asked for input from WISPPA members and the public.
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March 2, 2019
Business Meeting: Discussed name change, membership dues, reports from commissioners
February 2, 2019
ANNUAL COMMUNITY CONNECTIONS FORUM: THE NATURAL SIDE OF SOUTH PASADENA
ANNUAL COMMUNITY CONNECTIONS FORUM: THE NATURAL SIDE OF SOUTH PASADENA
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WISPPA was privileged to have a distinguished panel of experts who discussed actions that the city and residents can take to begin to address the consequences of global climate change. Changes can have many secondary benefits like clearer air, cooler gardens, quieter neighborhoods, more songbirds, and slower, more rewarding and healthier lives. The panel was moderated by Barbara Eisenstein. The panel members were:
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Barbara Eisenstein, Bianca Richards, Marianne Veach, Bill Kelly, and Dr. Rick Schneider.
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January 12, 2018
Conversation with South Pasadena City Manager Stephanie DeWolfe
Conversation with South Pasadena City Manager Stephanie DeWolfe
Ellen Wood (left) moderated a question and answer session with South Pasadena City Manager Stephanie DeWolfe (right)
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Sgt. Shannon Robledo & Cpl. Avec Manoukian thanked WISPPA for helping stock backpacks with necessities to give to the local homeless population.
Ellen Daigle (left) spearheaded the project along with Ellen Wood on behalf of WISPPA.
Ellen Daigle (left) spearheaded the project along with Ellen Wood on behalf of WISPPA.
