Recent Updates
August 2024 CCLA Updates
IMPORTANT REMINDER
August 11, 2024 – Muriel Branch, AMMD Pine Grove School Project is our guest speaker for this Community Townhall meeting. AMMD and CCLA continue to work hard to prevent the proposed Green Ridge and affiliates landfill from becoming a reality in Cumberland County. To be successful, we need your support. Please plan to attend and find out what you can do to help us.
RESULTS OF THE MEETING HELD BY GREEN RIDGE AND AFFILIATES ON AUGUST 5TH
Special thank you to all who attended the meeting last evening at the Cumberland County High School where representatives of Green Ridge and affiliates presented an update on the status of the proposed landfill. Their discussion included, but not limited to:
They will not be re-routing Pinegrove Road but instead use it as the entrance to the proposed landfill from Route 60
Downsize the cell size to 104 acres.
Reduce the truck traffic to 75 per day.
Change the operating hours of the proposed facility.
Decrease the daily tonnage.
Use of a double liner.
There were two items stressed several times during their presentation, (1) they invested over $20M in the project so far; and (2) the proposed landfill is Mr. Jerry Cifor’s legacy. The presentation was followed by a Question and Answer session. Audience members asked good solid, well thought out questions concerning safety of the water supply, the need or the proposed landfill, traffic, revenue for the county and how calculated (especially with the reduction in cell size, daily tonnage, and truck traffic). However, few if any of the questions asked were fully answered by the Green Ridge representatives. If you were at the meeting, and have any comments concerning the meeting, please share them by sending an e-mail to info@cclava.com. All emails received will be answered in a timely manner.
OTHER MEETINGS OR EVENTS OF INTEREST
August 13, 2024 – Cumberland County Board of Supervisors regular meeting is scheduled for 7 P.M. at the Court House.
August 19, 2024 – Planning Commission meeting at 6:30 p.m. at the Court House.
AS ALWAYS -- WE NEED YOUR HELP!
We are approaching a crucial expiration date for Green Ridge to meet within the next 12 months for this project. Your continued support is much needed to STOP this proposed landfill from becoming a reality in Cumberland County. We realize this project is stale and many believe it is a DONE DEAL but it is NOT!! We are now into our 7th year since the Board of Supervisors approved the Host Agreement in June 2018. But that is good news for us and others who are opposed to this project as it shows as we are being effective and the regulatory agencies are listening to our concerns.
Let Your Voice be Heard –
We very much appreciate your continued support – without it things could be looking a lot different for this project. Cumberland County could be infested with rodents and nasty birds which are not good for our health and well being.
THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT – don’t give up but get active!
Reminder - Community Meeting August 11th
Don’t forget about the meeting on August 11th! Muriel Branch, AMMD Pine Grove School Project is our guest speaker for this Community Townhall meeting.
See you there!
URGENT! All Hands on Deck Needed! Monday 8/5
Dear Members, Supporters, and Allies,
AMMD Pine Grove Project and CCLA are in urgent need of all hands on deck to inform residents of Cumberland County and adjoining counties about the upcoming Green Ridge Recycling and Disposal Facility, LLC Community Meeting. According to their letter dated July 18, 2024, and the subsequent announcement in the Farmville Herald, Green Ridge will:
“Discuss the conditional use permit (CUP) it intends to file with the Cumberland Planning Department in connection with its sanitary landfill project located in eastern Cumberland County north of Route 60. A CUP was approved for the project in 2018. Among other things, the revised CUP would reduce the size of the landfill disposal area, the amount of daily waste, and hours of operation.”
Now is our time to ask Green Ridge the hard questions about the landfill project, which will affect us ALL; threatening our water, air, historic resources, land value, health, and generally, our quality of life.
Let’s PACK THE HOUSE and show a UNIFIED FRONT to SAVE our beloved community from TOXIC WASTE!!
Click below to view, download, and or print our flyer sharing this news. Please share with everyone you can and post on your social media if you want to help us spread this message further!
July CCLA Updates
CCLA COMMUNITY TOWNHALL MEETINGS
June 9th Meeting Results – Gustavo Angeles, Sierra Club, spoke about how CCLA can be involved in serving the local community. He stated we need to show an interest in other happenings in the County, while not losing site of our major goal – to STOP the proposed landfill. Some of his suggestions were to host candidate forums such as the one held in October of 2023; attend the Board of Supervisors meetings, address the fact the last in-depth FEMA flood map review was done over 20 years ago; solar farms, hunting, toxic water from the beagle farm, safety of well water, and grocery store. Members of the audience then selected the top 3 picks from the suggestions above. The first was the well water; the second was the toxic water at the beagle farm, and the third was the need for a FEMA floodplain map update. So, in the coming months you may hear more as CCLA looks at the top 3 suggestions and what we can do to help our community.
August 11, 2024 – Muriel Branch, AMMD Pine Grove School Project is our guest speaker for this Community Townhall meeting.
October 13, 2024 – Steve Vogel, Virginia Department of Health, Private Well Department. He is scheduled to speak on the many issues concerning private wells in Virginia. Important topic for private well owners. Our only source of water!
The speaker for our December meeting is not scheduled. Our potential list includes both State and Federal elected officials. If you have any suggestions, please let us know.
OTHER MEETINGS OR EVENTS OF INTEREST
July 9, 2024 – Cumberland County Board of Supervisors regular meeting was held last evening. At least 3 people spoke about the proposed Green Ridge and affiliates landfill. After the Public Comment section closed, Board members are offered time to make comments or ask questions.
IMPORTANT – one board member asked a key question – does the Board have the authority to make changes to the Host Agreement? The county attorney stated he would research and provide an answer. CCLA will closely monitor to hear what the county attorney’s response is and share it with you.
AS ALWAYS -- WE NEED YOUR HELP!
We are approaching a crucial expiration date for Green Ridge to meet within the next 12 months for this project. Your continued support is much needed to STOP this proposed landfill from becoming a reality in Cumberland County. We realize this project is stale and many believe it is a DONE DEAL but it is NOT!! We are now into our 7 th year since the Board of Supervisors approved the Host Agreement in June 2018. But that is good news for us and others who are opposed to this project as it shows as we are being effective and the regulatory agencies are listening to our concerns.
Let Your Voice Be Heard –
We very much appreciate your continued support – without it things could be looking a lot different for this project. Cumberland County could be infested with rodents and nasty birds which are not good for our health and well-being.
THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT – don’t give up but get active!
June CCLA Updates
CCLA COMMUNITY TOWNHALL MEETINGS
June 9, 2024 – Gustavo Angeles, Sierra Club is our guest speaker for this Community Townhall meeting. Plan to attend and hear updates on various items the Sierra Club is involved in across the Commonwealth.
August 11, 2024 – Muriel Branch, AMMD Pine Grove School Project is our guest speaker for this Community Townhall meeting.
October 13. 2024 – Steve Vogel, Virginia Department of Health, Private Well Department. He is speaking on many issues concerning private wells in Virginia. Most of us depend on water from private wells as our only source of water.
Speaker(s) for our December meeting is not scheduled. Our potential list includes both State and federal elected officials. If you have any suggestions, please let us know.
OTHER MEETINGS OR EVENTS OF INTEREST
June 11, 2024 – Cumberland County Board of Supervisors monthly meeting at 7 p.m. at the Cumberland Court House. Please plan to attend and let your voice be heard concerning the proposed landfill. Only residents and owners of property in Cumberland County can speak at the meeting; however, you can send the supervisors an e-mail or regular letter. If you can attend and plan to speak, please sign-up on the sheet on the table in the back of the meeting room.
WE NEED YOUR HELP!
Let Your Voice be Heard!
There are many ways to do this by volunteering to help us get the word to other organizations or groups you may belong to. We are prepared to share our information with others, all you need do is let us know when and where. Volunteer to help raise funds to meet necessary incurred costs such as legal, media, and rental fees. There are so many ways to help us spread the word. This is necessary as we are entering a crucial time – people need to know the proposed landfill is not a done deal.
THANK YOU, THANK YOU!!
These words cannot be said often enough. A big “Thank You” to each of you. We
know this project is entering it’s 7th year since the public first learned about it. It
has been a long road, but now is not the time to give up. It is time to get our 2nd
wind and continue to oppose this project that will adversely affect our land, our
community, our state, our health, and our way of life.
THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT – don’t give up but get active!
Yardsale Update - Date Change to 6/1/24
June 1st, 2024 - CCLA is setting up at the Graceland Baptist Church Spring Yard Sale. The location is 975 Dorset Road, Powhatan. VA 23139. The event is scheduled to take place from 8 a.m. – 2 p.m. If you have any items (except clothing and large items) in good condition you would like to donate, please let us know by sending us an email at info@cclava.com or call 804-308-5748. We are looking for volunteers to help with this event, if you can offer a couple of hours of your time, please let us know. Otherwise, please plan to attend and support this event.
Important Notice
The Cumberland County Board of Supervisors meeting is changed to this Thursday, May 16, 2024, at 7 p.m. at the Court House in Cumberland. This is a change from their normal meeting day of the 2nd Tuesday of the month. Please plan to attend, if possible.
OTHER MEETINGS OR EVENTS OF INTEREST
May 18, 2024 – CCLA is setting up at the Graceland Baptist Church Spring Yard Sale. The location is 975 Dorset Road, Powhatan. VA 23139. The event is scheduled to take place from 8 a.m. – 2 p.m. If you have any items (except clothing and large items) in good condition you would like to donate, please let us know by sending us an email at info@cclava.com or call 804-308-5748. We are looking for volunteers to help with this event, if you can offer a couple of hours of your time, please let us know. Otherwise, please plan to attend and support this event.
May 26, 2024 -- AMMD Pine Grove Project is having a Chat and Chew Comment Party. This is your opportunity to sit down together and spell out exactly why the proposed landfill must not be built! The event will be held at the Bright Hope Community Center, 3885 Cumberland Rd, Cumberland, VA 23040. Please RSVP by May 19th. See flyer under the the events tab on our website at cclava.com for more information.
May CCLA Updates
CCLA COMMUNITY TOWNHALL MEETINGS
April 14th Meeting Results – Mr. Derek Stamey, Cumberland County Administrator, spoke about the county budget, public safety, committee for New Business Task Force, Parks and Recreation Programs, and the Cumberland County Library efforts. Updates were provided on the Cobbs Creek project and the new radio system for the sheriff and EMS. Mr. Stamey took questions from those attending and made notes on items to follow up on and get back to the person asking the question.
June 9, 2024 – Gustavo Angeles, Sierra Club is our guest speaker for this Community Townhall meeting. Plan to attend and hear updates on various items the Sierra Club is involved in across the Commonwealth.
August 11, 2024 – Muriel Branch, AMMD Pine Grove School Project is our guest speaker for this Community Townhall meeting.
Speakers for our October and December meetings are not scheduled. Our potential list includes both State and Federal elected officials. If you have any suggestions, please let us know.
OTHER MEETINGS OR EVENTS OF INTEREST
May 18, 2024 – CCLA is setting up at the Graceland Baptist Church Spring Yard Sale. The location is 975 Dorset Road, Powhatan. VA 23139. The event is scheduled to take place from 8 a.m. – 2 p.m. If you have any items (except clothing and large items) in good condition you would like to donate, please let us know by sending us an email at info@cclava.com or call 804-308-5748. We are looking for volunteers to help with this event, if you can offer a couple of hours of your time, please let us know. Otherwise, please plan to attend and support this event.
May 26, 2024 - AMMD Pine Grove Project is having a Chat and Chew Comment Party. This is your opportunity to sit down together and spell out exactly why the proposed landfill must not be built! The event will be held at the Bright Hope Community Center, 3885 Cumberland Rd, Cumberland, VA 23040. Please RSVP by May 19th. See attached flyer.
WE NEED YOUR HELP!
We are approaching a crucial expiration date for Green Ridge to meet within the next 15 months for this project. Your continued support is much needed to STOP this proposed landfill from becoming a reality in Cumberland County. We realize this project is stale and many believe it is a DONE DEAL but it is NOT!! Soon we will enter our 7th year since the Board of Supervisors approved the Host Agreement in June 2018. But that is good news for us and others who are opposed to this project as it shows we are being effective and the regulatory agencies are listening to our concerns.
Let Your Voice be Heard!
There are many ways to do this by volunteering to help us get the word to other organizations or groups you may belong to. We are prepared to share our information with others as we did at the Powhatan Earth Day Celebration. Volunteer to help raise funds to meet necessary incurred costs such as legal, media, and rental fees. Hold a function such as a bake sale for the benefit of CCLA – or the young people can open a lemonade stand during the summer months. There are so many ways to help us spread the word.
We very much appreciate your continued support – without it, things could be looking a lot different for this project. Cumberland County could be infested with rodents and nasty birds which are not good for our health and well-being. THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT – don’t give up but get active!
April CCLA Updates
CCLA COMMUNITY TOWNHALL MEETINGS
Upcoming Meetings
April 14, 2024 -- is the next CCLA Community Townhall meeting. Mr. Derek Stamey,
Cumberland County Administrator, is our guest speaker.
June 9, 2024 – Gustavo Angeles, Sierra Club is our guest speaker for this Community Townhall meeting.
August 11, 2024 – Muriel Branch, AMMD Pine Grove School Project is our guest speaker for this Community Townhall meeting.
Speakers for our October and December meetings are not scheduled. Our potential list includes both State and Federal elected officials. If you have any suggestions, please let us know.
OTHER MEETINGS OR EVENTS OF INTEREST
April 9th – Cumberland County Board of Supervisors regular meeting. We are now into April
2024 and our Board of Supervisors have been in office now going on their 4th month. Plenty of time to get their feet wet. But it is also time to let them know your position on the proposed landfill. This item has been discussed by only one person in depth during the first 3 months of this year. Believe it is time to let the Board know we still have major concerns with the proposed landfill – wells, traffic, health, rural living, etc. Therefore, I am asking you to please try to attend the meeting on April 9th and speak about the landfill. We are now heading into our 7th year of opposition to this project. The County is better now than where it was in 2018. We have met our financial obligations and improved without $$$ from the proposed landfill; therefore, no need for it.
IT IS NOT A DONE DEAL!!!
Let Your Voice Be Heard – plan to attend the meeting on April 9th at 7pm at the Courthouse. FYI – if you are late you can still sign on the sheet on the table in the back of the room to speak -- a change since the beginning of the year. You are limited to 3 minutes per person.
April 19th – CCLA will have a table at Powhatan Earth Day celebration – a family event. Location 3910 Old Buckingham Rd (Court House Lawn), Powhatan, VA 23139 from 4-6p.m. Local vendors, live music, dinner, and more including environmental tips on protecting our environment. It is all FREE FREE FREE!
We are working on other events for the coming months to help defray necessary costs such as legal fees and building rental. If you have any ideas, please let us know by an quick e-mail or call 804-308-5748.
THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT
Without your support, things could be a lot different in Cumberland County with trash trucks on our well traveled roads, increase noises, and smells, etc. But thanks to you and your support this is not true, instead we continue to fight to protect our environment, our way of life, our health, our water supply and so many more things. Each of you are greatly appreciated!!
March CCLA Updates
CCLA COMMUNITY TOWNHALL MEETINGS
February 11, 2024 - the group was small as we were up against the Super Bowl and Valentine’s
Day. There were various items discussed such as means of raising funds, how to get more people
involved in our group, and the effects of some of the changes by Green Ridge on the proposed
landfill.
April 14, 2024 -- is the next CCLA Community Townhall meeting. Mr. Derek Stamey,
Cumberland County Administrator, is our guest speaker.
June 9, 2024 – Gustavo Angeles, Sierra Club is our guest speaker for this Community Townhall
meeting.
August 11, 2024 – Muriel Branch, AMMD Pine Grove School Project is our guest speaker for
this Community Townhall meeting.
Speakers for our October and December meetings are not scheduled. Our potential list includes
both State and Federal elected officials. If you have any suggestions, please let us know.
IT’S NOT A DONE DEAL
All too often we continue to hear from others that the proposed landfill in Cumberland County is
a done deal. At this point, the site for the proposed landfill has not been approved, so how can it
be a done deal. Documentation is not available to support that the changes in the latest
submission to the DEQ by Green Ridge are approved by Cumberland County officials. It is
known, the attorney for Green Ridge made an appearance at the February 2023 regular meeting
of the Cumberland County Board of Supervisors. The presentation addressed some pending
changes and that additional rezoning request may be needed. The Board asked the attorney to
put the request and send it to the County Administrator. There is no documentation that this
request was ever done.
We have two options – we can continue to oppose the proposed landfill or we can set back and
let it happen. The first option is best – we MUST continue in this marathon and do what we can
to protect our environment, our way of life, our health, and our public wells – a source of water
for most of us. Therefore, we request your continued support!!
FUNDRAISING
Cost of the t-shirts is $5 a piece. The only size we DO NOT have is medium.
Just send us an email at info@cclava.com or call 804-308-5748, and let us know.
In case you forgot what the logo looks like, here it is:
The fund raising committee is also looking at other ideals for the coming months.
One of these things is participation in Powhatan Earth Day on April 19 th . The flyer
for the event can be found under the events tab. More information is forthcoming
.
WEBITE CHANGES
Several changes were recently done to our website. If you see errors or have recommendations,
please let us know.
WE APPRECIATE YOU – Thank you for your continuing support.
We are registered as a non-profit organization and our only source of income is donations and
fundraising. Please help us in any way you can – time, donations, etc. Every little bit helps.
February 11 is a BIG Day!
We know the Super Bowl is this Sunday, February 11, 2024, but it is also the date for CCLA’s first Community Townhall meeting for 2024.
Our meting starts at 3 p.m. and should be over in an hour or less. Making it so you participate in both events. So, if at all possible, please plan to attend this meeting.
Thank you and hope your team WINS!
February CCLA Update
JANUARY 2024 just flew by— did you see it pass by?
CCLA COMMUNITY TOWNHALL MEETING
February 11, 2024 - at 3 p.m. at the Cumberland Community Center (Luther P Jackson School), 71 Community Center Drive, Cumberland, VA. Please plan to attend as this is our first meeting of 2024. We look forward to seeing you.
BILLBOARDS
Did you see the billboards on Route 60 in Cumberland?
This one got a lot of attention over the holidays.
There is still one up as you drive east through Cumberland.
FUNDRAISING
The Eager Beavers meet recently to discuss ideas for 2024. One item was to reduce the cost of the t-shirts to $5 a piece. The only size we DO NOT have is medium. Just send us an email at info@cclava.com or call 804-308-5748, and let us know. In case you forgot what the logo looks like, here it is:
WEBSITE CHANGES
We are currently in the process of updating and making changes to our website. Please bear with us during this time. If you see errors or have recommendations, please let us know.
WE APPRECIATE YOU – thank you for your continuing support.
We are registered as a non-profit organization and our only source of income is donations and fundraising. If you have any ideals for fundraisers or would like to help, please let us know.
2024 Updates, Meeting Cadence, Website, and More
HAPPY NEW YEAR 2024
Wishing everyone a happy, safe, and successful year!!
Taking this opportunity to express CCLA thanks for
your continuing support to protect our environment.
2024 MEETING SCHEDULE
Below is the schedule of meeting dates for 2024:
February 11, 2024
April 14, 2024
June 9, 2024
August 11, 2024
October 13, 2024
December 15, 2024
This change was made with input from our followers to have the Community Townhall meetings every other month. Depending on activities concerning the proposed landfill, meetings at other dates and times may be scheduled. This will be done on a case-by-case basis as the need is determined.
Please mark your calendars with these dates.
GENERAL ASSEMBLY IN SESSION
Richmond was a buzz on January 10, 2024, as members of Virginia’s House of Delegates and Senators arrived in town for the beginning of the 2024 General Assembly Session. It promises to be a new experience for many with the changes from the redistricting that went into effect this year. If you have any questions about what district you are in or want to know who your delegate or senator is, the best source to obtain this information is https://lis.virginia.gov/. This is the Legislative Information System. Here you can also find information concerning the bills your elected officials are sponsoring and their current status as they are presented for review.
As usual, CCLA will monitor the bills before the general assembly and let you know of bills concerning the protection of our environment and provide you with contact information. Contacts can be in the form of in-person meetings, speaking before the committee hearing the bill, emails, or phone calls.
WEBSITE UPDATES
We are in the process of working with our media group to update and change some things on our website. The change has already been made enabling you to make comments directly on the posts under Recent Updates. We will see how this works out. Please feel free to give it a try – it will avoid you having to send an email or make a phone call.
FUNDRAISING
Members of this group are planning to meet to discuss fundraising for 2024. If you would like to be part of this group or have ideas for future events, please let us know. Always open to new ideas and offers of help.
DID YOU SEE THE BILLBOARDS IN CUMBERLAND? DO YOU FIND OUR NEW WEBSITE USER-FRIENDLY?
If you, please donate to help us defray the costs of media, advertising, building rent for meetings, and attorney fees. We depend on donations to pay these expenses and work hard at keeping them to a minimum. Trying to get the best bang for every buck. Just tap on DONATE on our website.
Happy New Year 2024!
More information will be forthcoming, included some needed changes to our key documents.
Thank you for your support!
HAPPY HOLIDAYS! Join us for our December 17th Monthly Meeting!
Wishing you the very best holiday season. Be safe, be happy, enjoy!
Just a quick reminder – CCLA is meeting this Sunday, December 17th, at 3 p.m. at the Cumberland County Community Center (Luther P Jackson School). Come and join us in a Holiday Celebration of Community Service.
No CCLA Meeting December 10th
NO CCLA COMMUNITY TOWNHALL MEETING THIS SUNDAY, December 10, 2023 – however; we are meeting on December 17, 2023.
CCLA and AMMD – Pine Grove Project is holding a joint holiday celebration as their December Community Townhall Meeting on December 17, 2023, at 3 p.m. at the Cumberland County Community Center (Luther P Jackson School), 71 Community Center Drive, Cumberland, VA.
Please note this is the 3rd Sunday of December. Refreshments will be served. This gathering is open to the general public. Please plan to attend.
A flyer and more information will be provided in the next couple of days.
For more information call 804-308-5748. Thank you for your support.
NEWS FLASH - 11/14/23
Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) provided Green Ridge & affiliates with a letter of Conditional Approval for the Notice of Intent (NOI) and Part A application for the proposed landfill in Cumberland County Virginia.
More information can be found at https://www.deq.virginia.gov/topics-of-interest/green-ridge-landfill.
This letter does not mean the battle to protect our environment is over but we must unite together and let the opposition know we mean business! Thank you for your continued support.
You can view the letter here or click the image of the letter:
November Reminder - CCLA Monthly Meeting
CCLA’s next regular Community Townhall meeting is scheduled for November 12, 2023, at the Cumberland County Community Center, 71 Community Center Drive, Cumberland, VA at 3 p.m. Since the last couple of meetings was devoted to upcoming elections and meeting the candidates, this meeting we will re-group and discuss the proposed landfill, plans for the remainder of 2023 and into 2024. All are welcome to attend.
This meeting is just 5 days after Election Day 2023 on November 7th. If you have not already done so, please go out and vote. Let your voice be heard!
BUSY OCTOBER 2023 FOR CCLA
October was a busy month for CCLA and community events. We were pleased to host and/or participate in the following events during the month:
October 8, 2023 -- Candidate Forum -- All seven (7) candidates running for positions on the Cumberland County Board of Supervisors positions were invited to attend this Community Event. A big “THANK YOU” to the following candidates, Bryan Hamlet and Dolph Davis, District 1 candidates and Ron Tavernier, District 2. Two of the other 4 stated they had other commitments and the last 2 never responded to the invitation. The candidates presented their platforms and answered questions from those present. A very informative meeting and a great opportunity for residents to meet the candidates.
October 22, 2023 – Education – Engagement – Advocacy Forum – This was a joint meeting with AMMD Pine Grove Project. The goal was to provide members of the public with information concerning concerns with the proposed landfills presented by various individuals and groups. The information included discussion on environmental justice, water, legal, and the permitting process. The session closed with a presentation by the AMMD Youth Council on Re-Thinking Waste.
CCLA’s booth at the Cumberland County Trunk or Treat!
October 27, 2023 – Trunk & Treat – CCLA shared a spot with American Legion Post 269 at the 3rd annual Trunk & Treat hosted by Cumberland County. It is estimated that approximately 1600 attended this affair in the space of 2 hours. Fun was had by all and there was plenty of candy for everyone.
NEXT MEETING – November 12, 2023 at 3 p.m.
CCLA’s next regular Community Townhall meeting is scheduled for November 12, 2023, at the Cumberland County Community Center, 71 Community Center Drive, Cumberland, VA at 3 p.m. Since the last couple of meetings was devoted to upcoming elections and meeting the candidates, this meeting we will re-group and discuss the proposed landfill, plans for the remainder of 2023 and into 2024. All are welcome to attend.
This meeting is just 5 days after Election Day 2023 on November 7th. If you have not already done so, please go out and vote. Let your voice be heard!
THANK YOU -- Without your support in fighting against the proposed landfill, things could be looking a lot different in Cumberland County at this point. We MUST continue our efforts to STOP Green Ridge and affiliates from destroying our environment and peaceful, rural way of life. Again, it cannot be said often enough – thank each of you for your continued support – it is greatly appreciated and wisely used.
DO YOU LIKE OUR NEW WEBSITE? We are starting to see an upturn in donations recently through the vehicles listed on our website. If you like our revised website, please make a donation to help us defray the costs of media, advertising, building rent for meetings, and attorney fees. We depend on donations for paying these expenses and work hard at keeping them to a minimum. Trying to get the best bang for every buck. Just tap on DONATE on the website or click here.