After two years meeting virtually on Zoom, canyon neighbors gathered in person at the Chevy Chase Estates Association’s 86th annual meeting. It was beyond wonderful to have everybody back together again! And just like before, the Chevy Chase Country Club was the perfect home to welcome canyon friends and neighbors for an evening of catching up, laughter, refreshments, good cheer, and fascinating speakers.
First up were Glendale’s new Fire Chief Timothy Ernst, and new Chief of Police Manuel Cid. Both men laid out their visions and goals, as well as their backgrounds and passions that led them to the helm Glendale Fire and Police.
Sgt. Jackson, Chief Cid, Fire Chief Ernst, Capt. William.
Our featured speakers from the Arroyos & Foothills Conservancy were Tim Martinez and John Howell who gave a presentation on the wildlife corridor that passes through Chevy Chase Canyon. They explained how our canyon passage links to other corridors that crisscross The Southland, and the conservancy’s mission to locate and preserve strategic parcels of land so that these vital wildlife pathways are never roadblocked.
Tim Martinez and John Howell AFC.
Tim Martinez and John Howell AFC.
The Chevy Chase Canyon wildlife passage crosses on the east side near 2908 Chevy Chase Drive and on the west side near 2833 Chevy Chae Drive.
