Community Engagement Committee (CE) Overview
In 2021, the Community Engagement Committee will gather at least once per quarter in meetings on variety of topics relevant to Whittier as they arise or in the form of free community-building events. Recent meeting topics have included transportation projects at the City, County, and State level impacting Whittier, civic engagement opportunities such as the 2020 Census, and group discussions on the Whittier Alliance's governing documents, among many others. Planning and support for various free community building events has most recently included the Great Whittier Get Together, the Community Iftar in May 2019, and Whittier Alliance's engagement efforts at the Eat Street Food, Music, & Arts Festival, and our annual Volunteer & Community Appreciation event in December.
The structure of this Committee was under evaluation throughout 2020 to ensure that more community interests can be represented and supported by the body and will be further detailed at the 2021 Annual Meeting on May 26th, 2021 via Zoom. If you'd like to learn more about ways to be involved in this work, reach out to info@whittieralliance.org to be connected.
Do you have an idea you'd like to share, or a project you'd like to support? A question about an issue? Maybe you're looking to get involved with local initiatives and meet more of your neighbors. The Community Issues Committee and Housing and Land Use Committee are great places to start.
Check out the Upcoming Meetings section of our homepage for details on the next CI meeting or event!
The structure of this Committee was under evaluation throughout 2020 to ensure that more community interests can be represented and supported by the body and will be further detailed at the 2021 Annual Meeting on May 26th, 2021 via Zoom. If you'd like to learn more about ways to be involved in this work, reach out to info@whittieralliance.org to be connected.
Do you have an idea you'd like to share, or a project you'd like to support? A question about an issue? Maybe you're looking to get involved with local initiatives and meet more of your neighbors. The Community Issues Committee and Housing and Land Use Committee are great places to start.
Check out the Upcoming Meetings section of our homepage for details on the next CI meeting or event!
Membership & Voting Eligibility
If you live, own property or a business in the Whittier Neighborhood, you are a member of the Whittier Alliance. Per Article III, Section F. of the Whittier Alliance By-Laws, residents can verify their voting eligibility electronically or in person by providing a bill, account, or start-of-service statement due or dated within the past 30 days for: phone, TV, internet, solid waste, sewer, electric, gas or water, banking or credit card, rent or mortgage; an ID card showing a name and Whittier address; current residential lease or rent agreement; current student housing documentation; or utilize a registered third party voucher.
Business and property owners must provide documentation of ownership that lists the owner’s name, the property’s Whittier address, and the full business name; a WA representative will respond with a signed notice indicating voting eligibility has been established. For full details on membership and voting eligibility please read the Whittier Alliance By-Laws. Copies available on request or at whittieralliance.org/guiding-documents.
If you live, own property or a business in the Whittier Neighborhood, you are a member of the Whittier Alliance. Per Article III, Section F. of the Whittier Alliance By-Laws, residents can verify their voting eligibility electronically or in person by providing a bill, account, or start-of-service statement due or dated within the past 30 days for: phone, TV, internet, solid waste, sewer, electric, gas or water, banking or credit card, rent or mortgage; an ID card showing a name and Whittier address; current residential lease or rent agreement; current student housing documentation; or utilize a registered third party voucher.
Business and property owners must provide documentation of ownership that lists the owner’s name, the property’s Whittier address, and the full business name; a WA representative will respond with a signed notice indicating voting eligibility has been established. For full details on membership and voting eligibility please read the Whittier Alliance By-Laws. Copies available on request or at whittieralliance.org/guiding-documents.
Past Community Engagement meeting minutes can be viewed here.