WE NEED TO FILL THE BOARD ROOM WITH AS MANY FOLKS AS POSSIBLE — ALL WEARING RED!
WHEN: 4 p.m., Thursday, Sept. 26
WHERE: Board of Supervisors meeting room, County Administrative Center, 1st floor, 4080 Lemon St., Riverside.

At this hearing, LAFCO will take testimony from residents, the City of Corona and Riverside
County. LAFCO’s seven commissioners can vote to end Corona’s annexation attempt or vote to let the process go forward. Many Temescal Valley residents are under the impression that they will eventually get to vote on the annexation issue. This is not true.
Read the LAFCO process HERE

The commissioners will be given the more than 4,250 letters signed by Temescal Valley residents who oppose the city’s takeover. Presentations by Residents for Temescal Valley will enumerate the reasons annexation will have an adverse impact on the Valley and why folks oppose it. The county Board of Supervisors in July voted to oppose the city and sent a letter to LAFCO detailing why annexation is not good for the county, Temescal Valley residents, nor Corona residents.
Read county’s letter to LAFCO HERE

Your presence at this hearing is extremely important — much more so than at February’s Corona City Council public hearing. Pease talk to your neighbors and set up carpools. And WEAR RED!