Meetings:
3rd Tuesday of Every Month at 7pm
Quality of Life Board Members:
Dave Ford, Chair
Vacancy, Vice Chair
Alaina Dequaine
Christopher Sebastian
Vacancy
Helen Broom
Wayne Ash
Arts Council Subcommittee:
Chris Sebastian, Chair
Jamie Lawson
Jodi Schrader
Jeannie Hanson
Kathy Kae
Oakridge Park Subcommittee
Helen Broom, Chair
Bernell Morgan (ER Township)
David Wilson (ER Township)
William Botti (At Large)
Wayne Ash
Parks Development Subcommittee:
Alaina Dequaine, Chair
Wayne Ash
Emelia Emerson
Brian Lorente
Taylor Norton
Jessica Walters
Teen/Youth Initiatives Subcommittee:
Wayne Ash, Chair
Vacancy
Helen Broom, Chair
David Ford
Ashley Harmon
Dustin Hemmingway
The Quality of Life board and designated subcommittees shall act soley in a fact-finding, recommendatory and advisory capacity to the City Council and it shall be its duty to consider and study and promote publicly the reasonable needs of park facilities and activities in which the city might participate, to formulate and to report to the city estimates of public requirements for park facilities and for the costs thereof and the amount which might properly be appropriated by the City Council to provide and maintain such park facilities. For more information see Section 16 of the Eaton Rapids City Code.
If you are interested in joining the board or a subcommittee, please fill out the Quality of Life Board application and subcommittee application and return it to the City Clerk.
Agendas and Minutes
Minutes are available online after their approval by the Quality of Life Board and subcommittee, which takes place at the subsequent meeting.
Bylaws
Member Description
Arts Council Description
Parks Development Description
Oakridge Park Description
Water Recreation Description
Youth/Teen Initiative Description
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Hello Eaton Rapids! Dressing properly is extremely important when outside for any length of time during the winter months. When cold environments or temperatures cannot be avoided, the following tips should help you stay warm, dry, and safe!
1. Wear at least three layers of loose fitting clothing. Layering provides better insulation. An inner layer of wool, silk or synthetic (polypropylene) to keep moisture away from the body. Thermal wear, wool, silk or polypropylene, inner layers of clothing that will hold more body heat than cotton. A middle layer of wool or synthetic to provide insulation even when wet. An outer wind and rain protection layer that allows some ventilation to prevent overheating.
2. Tight clothing reduces blood circulation. Warm blood needs to be circulated to the extremities. Insulated coat/jacket (water resistant if necessary)
3. Knit mask to cover face and mouth (if needed)
4. Hat that will cover your ears as well. A hat will help keep your whole body warmer. Hats reduce the amount of body heat that escapes from your head.
5. Insulated gloves (water resistant if necessary), to protect the hands
6. Insulated and waterproof boots to protect the feet
Deck the homes of Eaton Rapids, fa-la-la-la-la la la-la-la! 🎄🎁
The City of Eaton Rapids is decked out in lights, here are a few community members that joined in on the festivities!!
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The house with the most likes on their photo will be named the 2019 Eaton Rapids Light Master!
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The winning family will receive a basket of Holiday Goodies sponsored by Family Fare of Eaton Rapids!
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‼️VOTING CLOSES DECEMBER 27 @ 4:30 PM‼️
'Tis the Season! 🎄🎁
These elves are certainly up to no good! Check out what the local elves in our community have been doing leading up to the Holidays!
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The Elf with the most likes on their photo will be named the 2019 Eaton Rapids Elf of the Year!
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The winning family will receive a basket of Holiday Goodies sponsored by Family Fare of Eaton Rapids!
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‼️VOTING CLOSES DECEMBER 27 @ 4:30 PM‼️
