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OPEN SPACE VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES JOIN US FOR A <br /> We are looking for a few good volunteers.Join the Open Space MOONLIGHT <br /> Program for some work, some fun, and a chance to learn about our <br /> programs. The Open Space program has a variety OPEN SPACE WALK <br /> of opportunities for volunteer work. Read <br /> through the options and join us. OCTOBER 28, <br /> oli V[Y DAVIDSON MESA WORK DAY— OCTOBER 16, <br /> f DAVIDSON MESA <br /> 9:00 AM—Noon. Help us maintain the Mesa by <br /> joining in for weed pulling, the removal of non- TRAILHEAD <br /> VOUNITIERS <br /> functional prairie dog barrier, and general clean- NEEDED 6:00 PM- 8:00 PM <br /> up of the area. Meet at 9:00 AM at the Davidson <br /> Mesa Trailhead. Come and <br /> enjoy the #' <br /> TRAIL RESEEDING DAY—NOVEMBER 6, 9:00 AM—NOON.Join us to <br /> help reseed trails in the Tamarisk and Hillside Open Space areas. Meet at autumn evening F <br /> 9:00 AM at the west end of Lafayette Street (two blocks west of Via and learn about <br /> Appia). the flora and a <br /> GENERAL OPEN SPACE VOLUNTEERING— contact Jeff Moline, Open fauna of the <br /> Space Coordinator, to discuss any general projects available. Davidson Mesa. Open Space <br /> ADOPT-A-TRAIL — Trail segments are available for adoption by Coordinator Jeff Moline will <br /> companies, individuals, families, etc. Please contact Jeff Moline, Open lead a walk through the Mesa <br /> Space Coordinator, for details. and answer your questions. <br /> For additional information, or to register as a volunteer, please <br /> contact Jeff Moline, Open Space Coordinator, by phone at Please call 303.335.4729 to <br /> 303.335.4729 or by email at molinej @ci.louisville.co.us. register. <br /> BE PREPARED AND KEEP IT SIMPLE <br /> W"th winter upon us, now is a good time to review your emergency preparedness in the case of a large <br /> weather event. The following is a list of items to keep in mind should we have a large storm: <br /> * The television and radio are the most reliable sources of warnings and of current information. <br /> * Stay in your home. There are no mass evacuation or civil defense shelters. <br /> * Have enough food and water to take care of yourself and your family for at least seven days. The <br /> hot water tank is a good source of water. <br /> * Do not use kerosene or propane heaters, or barbeque grills in a sealed house. They will consume all <br /> of the oxygen. Never burn charcoal indoors. <br /> * Never store gasoline indoors, or in unapproved containers. <br /> * Have a battery-powered radio, a flashlight, extra batteries, and candles. <br /> * If you cannot take care of yourself, plan to stay with someone, or plan to have someone come to you. <br /> * Plan for the care for your pets. <br /> * Keep your car's gas tank full. <br /> * Cellular telephone networks may be overloaded during an emergency and you should have alternative <br /> plans for meeting with or contacting family members. <br /> * Be prepared to leave your home on short notice by having a list of what you need if away for a long <br /> period. Plan to take food, water, medicines, warm clothing, toilet paper, soap, towel, bucket, blankets, <br /> sleeping bag, flashlight, batteries, and other essentials. Have a bag already packed with as much as <br /> possible. <br /> October/November 2004 11 <br />