Property Tax Relief for Victims of Recent Fires

Please pass this on to your friends who have lost their homes or have experienced at least $10,000 in property damage due to the fires.

Fire victims are eligible for a program that temporarily reassesses their property to reflect a lower value based on its damaged condition.

Once you rebuild, a county official restores the property to the assessment value it held before the fire.

To qualify, property owners must first file a claim with their county assessor.  You have up to one year to apply for the tax relief.

Click here to find out how to contact your assessor

PDG Nick needs your help at a work weekend at Camp Ross Rellis

Past District Governor Lion Nick would like to do a work week end for Oct 20-22.   We need help with painting and other projects. We need help for this weekend.  We have not had a work project since May because we have many groups at the camp.  Now if the time to finish up many projects. Please contact Lion Nick if you are coming.  916-965-3898.  There will good friends, work, and good food.

Volunteer for Convention Management Committee Needed

To all District 4 – C 5 Lions,

I wanted to share a unique opportunity to participate on a committee that serves at the state level. This committee position is an Area 1, which includes our District as well as C 1 and A 1.

The open position is with the Convention Management Committee. If you like to put together events, and work with a team of Lions to have things go smoothly, then this committee may be the ticket for you. Unlike most open California-wide committee positions, the commitment would only be for 2 years. As an extra bonus, you would not be assuming the Chair position the following year. How fun would it be part of the preparations for the 2018 MD-4 Convention in San Diego! There is a commitment to attend the 1st, 2nd and 3rd Council of Governors meetings, which may seem excessive, but is worth the time to make the California Lions Convention a success. Those of you who were able to attend the Convention held in Redding in February saw the benefits of careful planning.

If interested in this position or if you would like more information, please don’t hesitate to contact me either by email at sahadev.kumar@gmail.com or by calling my cell phone at 916 337 0914. Don’t be afraid that you aren’t a “mucky muck” to be considered for this position. New ideas and approaches are sought and valued.

Yours in Lionism,

 

DG Kumar Kalagara, District 4 C 2

What’s a Guiding Lion?

The Guiding Lion helps lead or guide a new club through the process of becoming a successful club.

The first two years is the most critical time for a new club. District governors are encouraged to appoint two guiding Lions, preferably Certified Guiding Lions, to:

  • Guide the new club through its first 2 years of operation
  • Orient and train new club officers
  • Motivate and support the new club growth

Have you thought about wanting to help a new club get on their feet and to help them be successful?

If so, there is a training program available to do just that.

Certified Guiding Training has been scheduled for May 20 at the Roseville Sunrise Club House.  The doors will open at 7:30 AM and the training will be from 8 till noon.  We have the room until 1 PM if our discussion goes on past noon.
PDG Carl Burson will be the trainer and PDG Andy Anderson will assist him.
To sign up, contact PDG Andy Anderson via email at andersj@frontiernet.net.

To read more about Certified Guiding Lions, click here.