By Jay Wilson At the quarterly meeting of the Del Cerro Action Council meeting on Oct. 27, we received updates from a number of agencies — city of San Diego, San Diego State University (SDSU) and SDG&E.
Sign up for our eNewsletterSign up for our eNewsletterBy Jay Wilson At the quarterly meeting of the Del Cerro Action Council meeting on Oct. 27, we received updates from a number of agencies — city of San Diego, San Diego State University (SDSU) and SDG&E.
By Jay Wilson We will have two significant information presentations at the Del Cerro Action Council (DCAC) meeting on Thursday, Oct. 27 at 7 p.m. at Temple Emanu-El — an update on Adobe Falls that includes a presentation by SDSU professor Eric Frost, Ph.D., and an information item presented by Tim Taylor, the Chief Policy […]
By Jay Wilson Hello, Del Cerro. As I submitted this article, there has been no update from anyone at ColRich regarding their proposed housing development along College Avenue. Their director of marketing has assured us that they will update us as soon as they have new information.
By Jay Wilson At the quarterly DCAC meeting, John Steffen, the Police Community Relations Officer (CRO) for the Navajo Area, reported two residential burglaries in Del Cerro and several car prowls. Officer Steffen emphasized that car prowls are crimes of opportunity – valuables left in plain sight and unlocked doors.
By Jay Wilson Congratulations to Councilmember Scott Sherman on his re-election to represent Del Cerro and the Navajo Community for District 7 on the City Council. Liz Saidkhanian, Councilmember Sherman’s Community Outreach Manager, will remain as our council representative for Del Cerro, Allied Gardens and Mission Trails. If you need to reach Liz with a […]
By Jay Wilson The Navajo Community lost a very dedicated community member and a very loyal friend of mine when John Pilch passed away on May 3. I worked with John for more than 20 years, beginning in 1995, when I was the Community Representative for Navajo while working for Councilmember Judy McCarty. In addition to […]
By Jay Wilson The April 28 meeting of the Del Cerro Action Council is going to be very informative. Sharmaine Moseley, the executive director of the Citizens’ Review Board on Police Policies, will present a program on the purpose and operations of her board. The major purposes of the board are to review and evaluate […]
By Jay Wilson In February, you were invited to participate in a project to replant the median in front of Hearst Elementary. Unfortunately, after working on this project for five months, the city put a halt to our plans. The median we were to work on is under the jurisdiction of the Park and Recreation […]
By Jay Wilson The Del Cerro Action Council quarterly meeting in January was lively as the program featured San Diego County Treasurer/Tax Collector Dan McAllister. His presentation was informative and entertaining, covering the duties of his job and how he and his staff serve the public.
By Jay Wilson, DCAC Secretary On December 2, the DCAC held a special meeting for an update on the proposed 26 homes to be built in the canyon area below the Chevron Station and east of College Avenue. Tony Pauker, the VP of Acquisitions for ColRich made the presentation. There are three basic house designs […]