TPH Live Streams Tahoe Town Hall: Local Ordinances for TRYP

April 20, 2016 – Tahoe Town Hall: Local Ordinances – Lake Tahoe Community College Student Center – 6pm – 7:30pm

The first half of the event will be live streamed. The Q&A will not be live streamed, to ask questions- show up! Live Stream provided by Tahoe Production House

Join TRYP for the first ever Tahoe Town Hall: Local Ordinances That Impact You.

Tahoe Town Hall is a free event for the community to learn the facts and openly answer questions concerning issues in our community and its progress.

Get Informed:
The first half of the event will look at how local rules are made, become law, and who enforces them. Local jurisdiction representatives will explain how their rules interact with each other and take a closer look at local Vacation Rental Ordinances and Plastic Bag Bans.

Get Engaged:
Questions and answers will follow the panel presentation. Every person in attendance will have an opportunity to ask questions. You can submit your questions online before the event by submitting your question before hand or by using #TahoeTownHall on Twitter or Facebook.

ABOUT TAHOE REGIONAL YOUNG PROFESSIONALS CIVIC ENGAGEMENT:

Civic Engagement – Make Sure Your Voice is Heard

As an independent organization, Tahoe Regional Young Professionals doesn’t take a stance on political or development issues. But! We want our members to get involved and make informed decisions that lead to positive community impact. After all, our mission is to Empower Tahoe. That’s why we launched our Civic Engagement Program.

civic engagement

For definition’s sake, civic engagement is the broader motif, encompassing service-learning but not limited to it. One useful definition of civic engagement is the following: individual and collective actions designed to identify and address issues of public concern.

TRYP keeps an eye out for important issues that can shape Lake Tahoe’s future, and then shows you how to learn more and get involved if you’re interested. Recent examples of TRYP’s Civic Engagement Program include partnering to produce the El Dorado County Supervisor Forum; our “How to Get Involved with Local Government” workshop and ongoing posts to our blog and Facebook page about upcoming redevelopment meetings.