Community Development Board Members and Meeting Details
The Community Development Board of Cameron honors its seven directors led by Miss Mildred Thornton and Jim Camp. The board meets the third Monday monthly at 5 15 p m in the office at 112 E First St an open meeting. Decisions follow HUD guidelines and public input is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Mildred Thornton
Jim Camp
Albert Hajovsky
W. N
Bill) Burns
E. Porter Young
Monroe Fuchs
Narvie Caperton
Cameron
E. First St
Projects Committee of Cameron West Southwest District
The Projects Committee gathers ten residents from Cameron’s west and southwest, meeting at 5 30 p m on the first Monday monthly at the Community Action Center 700 N Emancipation St. It serves as liaison among the Community Development Board and Planning Commission, delivering accurate information to citizens to aid program success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron
Community Action Center
N. Emancipation St
Hot Meal Program expands services with surplus Fort Hood facilities
Hill Country Community Action and local committee moved two surplus Fort Hood buildings to O. J. Thomas Park for a renovated meals center supervised by Vivian McIntyre. Since September 1976 about 60 seniors receive free meals daily with 40 cents average voluntary contribution, plus recreation and crafts. The center supports a Gause Texas program delivering hot meals three days weekly with Cameron kitchen prep and volunteer service. awards to Gause Community scheduled July 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill Country Community Action
Fort Hood
O. J. Thomas Park
Gause
Texas
Cameron
Gause Community Center
Community Development Agency Sees Staff Changes and New Roles
A. W. McCullin serves as Executive Director overseeing planning and engineering while acting as agency spokesman. A. E. Matula retires as Rehabilitation Relocation officer in 1976, and Mrs. Marvin Young resigns to Buckholts, replaced by Mrs. Brenda Hoelscher who handles front office and public duties since July 6, 1976. The Housing Assistance Program moved to the CDA in April from Cameron Housing Authority with Thomas Dusek joining. Cameron works with HUD office for ongoing program planning and support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. McCullin
A. E. Matula
Marvin Young
Buckholts
Young
Paul
Brenda) Hoelscher
Hoelscher
CDA
Cameron Housing Authority
Thomas Dusek
Cameron Planning Commission Seeks Involved Citizens
The Cameron Planning Commission, a 30 member body appointed by the Mayor and City Council, meets every second Monday at 5 05 p m at the Chamber of Commerce. It studies city needs, sets priorities, and presents yearly programs in public meetings inviting citizen input. Citizens are invited to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron Planning Commission
Chamber of Commerce
Cameron
Commission
Weatherization For The Elderly Program Update
Our agency completed 12 homes under the weatherization program using youth from the manpower summer program. We kept costs down with demolition materials capped at $250 per home and used galvanized metal to underpin and insulate against cold. Roofs were repaired with used materials and plans to continue this summer if manpower remains available.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Community Development Board of Directors
Urban Renewal Agency
Asso
Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Green Thumb
Vivian McIntyre
Texas A&m University
The
Electric Companies
Community Development Agency
Mr. Dusek
the Planning Commission
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