The M.A.C. Board
What elected officials represent unincorporated areas? In recognition of the need by unincorporated
communities for increased influence with their county board of supervisors, municipal advisory
councils have been organized in some counties under authorization of a 1971 legislative statute.
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RMAC Bylaws available here. RMAC Agendas available here.
RMAC Calendar of Meetings
- July 15 - RCSD and Kern COG*
- Aug 19 - Floods*
- Sept 16 - SKUSD*
- Oct 21 - Candidates Night
- Nov 18 - Board of Trade*
- Dec 16 - Swearing in Night
Rosamond Cleanup Day - May 15th
The RMAC would like to extend its thanks and well done to those who showed up for the clean-up of the field next to the Jack-in-the-Box.
And our special thanks to Mary Beth Garrison who supplied the gloves, trash bags and water for the volunteers, and to Benz sanitation who supplied a large receptacle to collect all of those full bags!
We had some folks from Bakersfield; Mary Beth and Tim Garrison, Dave Reed, and Tom Nicoll, a helper from Tehachapi; Sharon Corneilson, and some people from Rosamond; Jim Payne, Willie Gilbert, Terry Landsiedel, Vic Hagan, James Butler and lots of kids.
Want to get involved in Rosamond?
There is an Open Forum period on the third Thursday of every month, 7:00 p.m. at Hummel Hall.
Come and see what's going on in your community.
2500 20th St. West
Rosamond, Ca 93560
If a member of the public would like to make a comment or raise an issue for the Council to consider, they can now do that.
If a person wants to ask questions of representatives from our County Supervisor's office, the Rosamond Sheriff's office, the Rosamond Community Service District, the Southern Kern Unified School District, the Chamber of Commerce, the California Highway Patrol, or the Edwards Community Alliance, then this is the meeting to attend.
If local community service organizations want to get the word out on what they’re doing, this is the time and place.
Can Rosamond become a city?
ROSAMOND – This question and what steps are required to make it happen were discussed at the Feb. 15th Rosamond Municipal Advisory Council Town Hall meeting.
Bill Turpin, executive officer with the Kern County Local Agency formation Commission (LAFCO), discussed with about 60 members of the community what it would take for a community to become an incorporated city. Mr. Turpin said incorporation would only be feasible if a community could afford to provide for basic services - those services now paid for by the county - such things as fire, police, roads, planning, etc.
He said that a community would have to generate sufficient tax revenue to pay for such services. Rosamond's retail sales are the primary source of income presently and account for about $1.5 million. "You need $2 million to stand a chance".
Identity Theft
Supervisor Assistant Welling shared this at the Open Forum
meeting on Thursday night, August 17th.
Read this and make a copy for your files in case you need to refer to
it someday. Maybe we should all take some of his advice! A corporate
attorney sent the following out to the employees in his company.
1. The next time you order checks have only your initials
(instead of first name and last name put on them).
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