Monterey Park : Reservoir Panelists Sought
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The newly created Garvey Reservoir Citizens’ Advisory Council is accepting applications from residents who want to serve on the 12-member body.
The City Council established the board last week in response to public concern about two cracks in the 41-acre reservoir that led to the flooding of a dozen Fulton Avenue homes in December.
Applicants for the advisory positions should send a letter expressing their interest to City Engineer John Lathrop.
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