Wall of Recognition Nominations Sought
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The city’s Wall of Recognition program is seeking candidates for 1996.
The program recognizes residents who have dedicated their time and effort to the betterment of the community. A new person is honored each year, and his or her name is added to a plaque displayed on the Wall of Recognition at the Community Center.
Nominations may be made by a nonprofit organization or a minimum of 10 residents. Applications must be submitted to the city by Feb. 23.
Information: (714) 361-8266.
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