Millennium Friendly Neighbor Project

[Chris Bainbridge <bainbridge@moscow.com>]

The City of Moscow is seeking volunteers for its Millennium Friendly 
Neighbor Project.  The volunteers will be assigned a 4-5 block or less area 
within the City as close to their own neighborhood as possible.  Each 
volunteer will be expected to introduce themselves and to leave information 
regarding Y2K with each neighbor in the district assigned to the volunteer 
within the first two (2) weeks of December 1999.  Each volunteer should be 
available to canvass every neighbor in the volunteer's district on January 
1, 2000 should there appear to be a significant Y2K problem.  In this way 
we can assist in seeing to it that, if communication lines are otherwise 
disturbed, there is no one within the City of Moscow who is left without 
help.  All questions regarding volunteers and the project should be 
directed to Randy Fife.

Each volunteer should supply their full name, date of birth, social 
security number, current address and telephone number to Patti McKinney, 
Secretary for the project, on or before November 1, 1999.  This information 
will be used to perform a background check on the volunteer and to process 
an identification card to be issued to each volunteer.  Patti may be 
reached at 883-7000, by fax at (208) 883-7018, or e-mail at 
pmckinney@moscow.com


Chris Bainbridge
City Clerk
City of Moscow
bainbridge@moscow.com
Voice (208) 883-7015
Fax    (208) 883-7018