IN SESSION
North Monterey County Unified School District Board of Trustees meets and accepts public comment.
6pm Thursday, July 24. North Monterey County High School media center, 13990 Castroville Blvd., Castroville. Free. 633-3343, nmcusd.org.
DRIVING DONORS
The Arts Council for Monterey County presents a program for small organizations on how to build donor relationships. Monterey Symphony President and CEO Nicola Reilly shares how to approach donor development.
10am Friday, July 25. Marina library community room, 190 Seaside Circle, Marina. Free. RSVP at bit.ly/rsvpbizworks.
OPEN FORT
The latest updates on the environmental cleanup of the former Fort Ord will be shared at an upcoming open house. Information and a bus tour of the sites are offered.
9am-1pm Saturday, July 26. 4522 Joe Lloyd Way, Seaside. Free. (800) 852-9699, fortordcleanup.com.
BUILDING UP
Monterey County Works hosts a job fair to connect local construction employers with job seekers. Attendees are encouraged to bring their résumés and dress to impress.
1:30-4pm Wednesday, July 30. Career Center, 344 Salinas St., Salinas. Free. 796-3335. Register at montereycountyworks.com.
PLANET ACTION
The City of Salinas hosts a virtual workshop on its Climate Action Plan, with a chance to ask questions.
6-7pm Wednesday, July 30. Online via Zoom. Register at tinyurl.com/SalinasCAP30.
COUNTY SERVES
Supervisor Chris Lopez hosts a grand opening celebration for a District 3 office in King City. The winners of the “We Are Southern Monterey County” painting and photography competition will also be announced.
5:30pm Thursday, July 31. District 3 office, 1011 Broadway St., Suite C, King City. Free. RSVP at 755-5033 or district3@countyofmonterey.gov.
HELP SHAPE SERVICES
The Counties of Monterey and San Benito, along with Lead Me Home Continuum of Care, are working on a joint application to secure a new round of State Homeless Housing, Assistance and Prevention funding. The public is invited to share opinions on the types of services these funds should support.
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