Sure, I don't see why not? Better to get start now and see if the board will change the format. I do think that the informational session the board has organized is really a great time to pose concerns a lot of concerns with the experts.

One item of concern is with regards to a grant. I beleive the meeting with the inter-mountain fire department will be addressing that question at the meeting on Jan 30. I'm excited to learn what the experts propose and the what new information is out there.

I heard a fox bark at about 11:30 pm the other night. It was so piercing that it seemed like my windows were open but they weren't. I stood on the back deck to watch for them but no sighting. So great to know they are thriving.

Many neighbors have spotted and photographed or filmed the wildlife here in our subdivision. And where photos are lacking, they make up for it with a good story to tell! I invite all my neighbors to share a story or discuss or share interesting information about wildlife behavior. With that said, I've heard there's a been a mountain lion spotted wandering our end of the subdivision. Not sure if it is the same mountain lion or one of several. Do mountain lions stake a territory? I thought Tricia offered some great information about that and on coyotes. And Paul last week saw the pack of coyotes in the meadow between the Chens and Koths.