District promotes Recycling and Water Conservation by Inviting Mr. Eco to Perform at Local SchoolsThis February, PPHCSD will be promoting recycling and water conservation by sponsoring Mr. Eco, a popular YouTube conservationist, to visit local schools including Phelan Elementary and The Heritage School. Mr. Eco has made a number of popular YouTube videos promoting recycling and conservation and has created a school outreach program that visits hundreds of schools all over the country promoting his program. Some of his YouTube videos include "Save Some for the Fishes", "Recycle Robot", and "Litterbug". Mr. Eco has visited our local schools for the past two years and is always well received by students and teachers alike. The kids say he is funny and that they really like his music.
To learn more about Mr. Eco and his program, visit his website at www.mreco.org.
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For Immediate Release Media Contact: Don Bartz, General Manager (760) 868-1212 Phelan Piñon Hills Community Services District's Newly Elected board Members to Be Sworn in on December 19, 2018Phelan, Calif. (December 10, 2018) - The San Bernardino County Registrar of Voters issued its Statement of Certification of Election Results for the 2018 Statewide General Election on December 6, 2018, which certified the election of three new Board Members for the Phelan Piñon Hills Community Services District (PPHCSD). The new Board Members are Kathleen Hoffman, Charlie Johnson, and Deborah Philips, who will be sworn in by Supervisor Robert Lovingood at a regular meeting of the PPHCSD's Board of Directors on December 19, 2018, at 6:00 p.m. in the Phelan Community Center located at 4128 Warbler Road, Phelan, CA 92371. Biographies of the new Board Members will be available soon on the PPHCSD's newly revamped website at www.pphcsd.org. # # #
For further information regarding this matter, please contact District staff at (760) 868-1212. October 2018 marked the annual celebration of Phelan Phamily Phun Days. This exciting community event was held at the Phelan Community Park and was attended by hundreds of people. The event featured a parade, car show, horse events, Fear Farm Hollows, vendors, a petting zoo, pancake breakfast, antique tractors, a pumpkin patch, dog sports, and a blood drive. The District's very own water mascot Precious came out to wave to the crowds during the parade and the District had a booth where staff gave out information on water conservation, recycling, and parks. District staff also gave out water conservation devices, sports equipment, and recycling goodies. Fifteen lucky attendees won the District's raffle and received their choice of sports equipment, California native gardening books, watering wands, counter top composter, or hose timer.
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