Observer Corp

Observer Corp

 Mission:  

The Observer Corps aims to exercise citizen participation in self-government at the local level.

How We Accomplish Our Mission:

The Observer Corps observes and reports on local public agencies, including city councils and county government. The program builds a network of people through social and training opportunities.

How You Can Get Involved:

  1. Observe public meetings
  2. Mentor observers
  3. Offer your home as a training place or for a social gathering
  4. Train others on how to observe

Contact Susan Knight at observer.corps [at] lwvorangecoast.org

Observer Corps Public Documents

 


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