06/30/2026
Neighbors humbly working together for the benefit of the whole community, GREAT STUFF! π π₯³ We are thankful for all of the worthy Midvale Community Partners volunteers, leadership committee and board members specifically, the highest caliber of people who have donated countless hours of time, profession expertise, wisdom, personal money, blood, sweat, tears and their HEARTS helping Midvale to continue to prosper now and for the generations to come in the future... over decades the last 2 decades (it's hard to believe MCP has been around for 20 years now π)... with that we look forward to continuing to magnanimously serve the community for another 20 years! Projects up next on the "To Do" list are: #1. Hiring a full time "Executive Director"/earning grant funds to pay salary for said position + a modest benefits package...any young people in the area interested in owning/leading this opportunity? Shoot us a message and we'll go from there.π€ #2. Install bumper fencing to keep littles off of the highway + Bridge Street... PETITION #2, including additional letters of support and resident signatures is in the works! #3. Install a shade awning type structure/plant a couple more shade trees for the playground for July - mid September each year, so kids can play on the equipment in the heat of the day. #4. Lastly, but not least importantly, of course a Community Center to fill that need for the community, with an Indoor Riding Arena too! π€ Stay tuned as our new Secretary is getting up to speed on all the things and will start sharing MCP historical documents on here soon, a chronological timeline of sorts, to recap where we've coming from, where we are and where we are going!!! π’πͺπ€.... better put on your shades, THE FUTURE IS BRIGHT AND FULL of OPPORTUNITY in MIDVALE IDAHO!!! πΊπΈπ
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