TMT Discussion Forums

Jason Geddes “Caught in the Act” for his work on the City of Reno’s Employee Environmental Fair

2008-05-14T18:35:22Z

Jason Geddes was caught in the act of improving our community’s quality of life through his work on the City of Reno’s Employee Environmental Fair. This event provided City of Reno employees with information on ways they can become more green at work and at home.

Through the Employee Environmental Fair, Jason Geddes and the City of Reno are impacting various Quality of Life Indicators including the Natural Environment Indicators .

Join Truckee Meadows Tomorrow in recognizing Jason and the City of Reno at TMT’s June 26th quarterly membership meeting on at 7:30

Lauren Siegel and Dennis Lambert of Nevada EcoNet “Caught in the Act” for producing Earth Day 2008

2008-05-13T11:24:59Z

Nevada EcoNet executive Director, Lauren Siegel and Nevada EcoNet Board Member and Earth Day Chair, Dennis Lambert were caught in the act of improving our community’s quality of life through their work producing Earth Day 2008. More than 5,000 people attended the event to celebrate the earth and become informed about how to live a sustainable lifestyle to preserve and enhance the wonderful quality of life we enjoy in the Truckee Meadows.

Nevada EcoNet has been producing Earth Day in the Truckee Meadows for the last19 years. As Northern Nevada’s environmental resource, Nevada EcoNet is positively impacting numerous Quality of Life Indicators including those belonging to the the Natural Environment Indicator category.

Join Truckee Meadows Tomorrow in recognizing Nevada EcoNet’s Lauren Siegel and Dennis Lambert at TMT’s June 26th quarterly membership meeting on at 7:30 a.m. at Remedee’s Meeting Room at Renown. Click here for more information.

For more information about Nevada EcoNets programs, visit http://www.nevadaeconet.org.

Nancy Cummings “Caught in the Act” for her work with Washoe County Library System

2008-04-17T14:48:58Z

Nancy Cummings was caught in the act of improving our community’s quality of life through her work with the Washoe County Library System and for spearheading the Truckee Meadows Literate Community Project. Nancy recently retired from Washoe County after years of serving the community and improving literacy in the Truckee Meadows.

Through her work, Nancy has significantly impacted the Literate Community Quality of Life Indicator, moving it in in a positive direction and improving the overall health of our community.

Join Truckee Meadows Tomorrow in recognizing Nancy at TMT’s June 26th quarterly membership meeting.
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Karen Ross “Caught in the Act” for her work on Sierra Pacific Power’s Energy Assistance Expo 2008

2008-04-17T14:38:19Z

Karen Ross was caught in the act of improving our community’s quality of life through her work on Sierra Pacific’s Energy Assistance Expo 2008. This event provided low-income residents with an opportunity to learn about all the ways Sierra Pacific Power and local nonprofit agencies can help them deal with their energy bills, save money, and learn to use energy more efficiently. It brought many health and human services providers to one location to be a “one-stop shop” for people needing services.

Through the Energy Assistance Expo 2008, Karen Ross and Sierra Pacific Power positively impacted the Individual and Family Wellbeing Quality of Life Indicator and the Transformative Community Initiatives Quality of Life Indicator.

Join Truckee Meadows Tomorrow in recognizing Karen and Sierra Pacific Power at TMT’s June 26th quarterly membership meeting on at 7:30 a.m. at Remedee’s Meeting Room at Renown. Click here for more information.