Open seat for open space
The Santa Clara Valley Open Space Authority has an opening on its Expenditure Plan Oversight Committee (EPOC).
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Members of the EPOC are volunteers who reside within the authority’s working area and review the use of all public funds collected via Measure Q and Measure T. The authority’s revenues are principally derived from Measure Q, a $24 parcel tax approved by voters in 2014 and extended as Measure T in 2020 without increase. Andrea Mackenzie, the authority’s general manager said in a release that the seven-member EPOC “plays a key role in ensuring transparent use of Measure Q and T funds.”
“The EPOC plays a crucial role in honoring the trust placed in us by taxpayers, who strongly supported Measure T in 2020 knowing that public oversight would be part of the process,” added Mackenzie. “This committee’s work is a direct reflection of our commitment to fulfilling that promise to the voters.”
Once selected, EPOC members meet up to four times a year and serve four-year terms. To apply, visit https://bit.ly/43WTzoK.
Neighborhood Notes
WILLOW GLEN>>Music in the Glen kicked off June 29 with the Iconics and will continue on Sundays, 4-6 p.m., through Aug. 3 at Willow Street-Frank Bramhall Park, 1320 Willow St. Attendees should bring a lawn chair or blanket for seating.
Remaining concerts in the series include The Hitmen on July 6, Cold Storage on July 13, First Call on July 20, the Houserockers on July 27 and Country Cougars on Aug. 3.
For more information, visit https://bit.ly/4l8jm3x.
