Attention Residents, Business Owners, and Those Employed within the Vibrant City of Victor:

An opportunity is on the horizon and it’s one you do not want to miss. Victor Main Street is seeking interested individuals to serve on the Commission! The Commission will begin planning for 2020 projects within our Downtown as we enter the New Year.

Appropriate candidates will be willing and excited to work closely with Victor’s City Council recommending feasible ideas regarding:

• Organization of our community toward common goals, with Downtown improvement and reactivation in mind.
• The design of an inviting atmosphere in the Downtown areas, which are aesthetically pleasing and unique to Victor.
• Healthy promotion of the opportunities within Victor, especially the Downtown.
• Economic restructuring of the Downtown, with emphasis on filling unused spaces with creative enterprises; helping existing businesses to upgrade their productivity; and recruiting new entrepreneurs to bolster local economy.

The Commission meets once monthly, usually on the 3^rd Thursday of the month.  Candidates should be consistent in their availability for these monthly meetings, as well as willing and enthusiastic about volunteering for events throughout the year.

Should YOU be interested in this opportunity to serve your community in a creative, dynamic way, please submit a Letter of Interest to Victor Main Street Manager Becky Frank no later than December 31, 2019 at bfrank@cityofvictor.com OR drop it off at City Hall at 500 Victor Avenue (regular hours are Monday – Thursday, 8a – 4p, Friday 8a – Noon, and there is a mail-drop slot should you swing by outside these hours).

Feel free to call Becky with any further questions at (719) 689-5640.

Please LIKE us on Facebook, and browse around our page to learn more!

https://www.facebook.com/VictorMainStreetProgram/

Check out these links to learn more about the Main Street Program.

https://www.facebook.com/COMainSt/                                 https://www.mainstreet.org/home

Victor water users will soon receive a notice, required by the Colorado Water Quality Control Division, explaining five deficiencies in the latest sanitary survey.  All of these deficiencies relate to paperwork and reporting, NOT to the safety of your drinking water. These are minor issues due to a change in forms or updated requirements for reporting.  A few are already completed, but weren’t available to the State during the survey. If you have questions, please contact Mickey Groves as listed in the flyer!

Bottom Line: Your water is safe and is some of the best in the nation!!