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Published on Sunday, February 14, 2021

Stool Ain’t Cool

Stool ain't cool all over the roads. Paa'Ko dogs are dropping "mother-loads".
Pile upon pile of stinky, squishy poop --  thanks to those of you too lazy to scoop.
Step after step, it's hard to ignore, all the crap that's become an outdoor eyesore.
Even the wildlife all know it's not proper, to squat on the shoulder and leave a big "dropper".
To all who keep trying to justify why, to them, the set rules just never apply -- 
you're not more special than the next one along, and should you so think, then you've got it all wrong.
Everyone likes to enjoy their beautiful yards, without looking out to see lots of dog poop "shards".
So, think of your neighbors, and not just you, when you're walking your dog, please pick up its poo!!

PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE -it's no laughing matter.  A resident, with a corner lot (who asked that a notice be put in newsletter), just this week alone, picked up over 130 individual piles of dog poop along the two sides of street bordering his property. 

Thought I'd share some of the more interesting reasons that have been told to me over the years for not picking up poop:
   “I’m grandfathered in because I’ve lived here since the beginning when you didn’t have to do that”.
   "All the wild animals poop outside and no one picks their poop up”. 
   "I have a bad hip, so I can't bend over".
   "I left my poop bags in my purse". 
   "My dog has diarrhea and I didn't have time to grab my bags".
   "I have a little dog, so his poop's small".

Please be a responsible pet owner!   :-)

Author: Mary Clark

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Note from East Mountain Wildfire Preparedness Association

From EMWPA:

The National Weather Service published a weather briefing this past Thursday that all of us need to be aware of and prepared for. This next week is going to be a turbulent set of days, maybe not every day, but certainly this could be a time we all need to be aquainted with and ready for. The link to this weather briefing is here: https://emifpa.org/emifpawp/wp-content/uploads/2026/03/SWB_WindSigFireWxPattern_2026March26.pdf

We highly recommend that you take the time to read this weather briefing. As everyone is aware, we are moving into the most dangerous few months for wildfire risk for our EM region.
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Special Meeting of the BOD of the Paa-Ko Sewer Association

A special meeting of the Board of Directors of the Paa-Ko Communities Sewer Association will be held on Tuesday, April 7th at 3:30 pm in the Paa-Ko Event Center.

Some of the items on the agenda are:

-- Discuss, review, and vote to approve the acceptance of the grant and loan offer from NMED CPB Rural Infrastructure Revolving Loan Program for the Blower Replacement Project.

-- Report from Prodigy Builders

-- Continued discussion and vote to approve timeline for filing of liens on PCSA delinquent assessments

-- Continued discussion and next steps to schedule a community PCSA member meeting to cover issues pertaining to the extension of service area to San Antonito Elementary School (outside of Master Plan) and create process for a vote for approval by the members.


GO TO READ MORE AND THEN TO DOCUMENTS TO SEE THE FULL OFFICIAL AGENDA.

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