Deer Park Community Kiosk Completed

Deer Park Community Kiosk Completed

Deer Park in Progress and Eagle Scout Troop #28 worked together to apply the finishing touches to the Deer Park Community Kiosk at City Hall.
Community information can be posted on the east side by calling 509-280-4635. On the west side there is a cork board for posting other information.
The DPHS Key Club will help with the maintenance of community information to the Kiosk.
Any questions:
Dusty Finafrock, Chairwoman
Deer Park In Progress Nonprofit Organization
PO Box 1045
Deer Park, WA 99006
finafrock@gmail.com
http://deerpark-wa.blogspot.com/
509 -280-4635

DEER PARK COMMUNITY RESOURCE GUIDE

The Deer Park community has requested a brochure; a way to get details available about the community concerning local services, lists of information for Deer Park churches, schools and vital locations needed such as the Deer Park Post Office, City Hall, Senior Center, Greenhouse Food Bank, and other local services and resources.

Last year the Deer Park Horizons group identified poverty as being not just a lack of finances but also resources. They formed a committee to produce this brochure, accompanied with a map to locate the services.

The committee did not want it to be a commercial retail project, but a community project compiling the services and resources that the Deer Park Community and surrounding areas have to offer.

It has taken a long time to complete the brochure because the leg work and design work which included many, many donated hours by a dwindling committee. The project received a very welcome and much appreciated donation from Deer Park Rotary to pay for the printing. The printing of 2000 brochures on glossy stock tri-fold paper for each brochure has taken place.

They will be distributed in Deer Park at various places including the Deer Park Chamber, Deer Park Library and city hall.

Deer Park in Progress Nonprofit (DPiP)

(Formerly, Deer Park Horizons 3) is very happy to share this information with the Deer Park Community and surrounding area.

Tri- County Resident Weatherization Services

Spokane Neighborhood Action Program, (SNAP) Services available include energy assistance and weatherization, community and emergency services including voice mail for those without telephones, financial access services, assistance with other services.

SNAP services can be accessed at the Deer Park Greenhouse Community Center at 12 W. First or by phone: 509-276-8224; http://www.greenhousecommunitycenter.org/
SNAP website: http://www.snapwa.org/. SNAP's main office contact is (509) 456-7111.

Stevens County residents can access services through Rural Resources.

Rural Resources will provide(depending on available funding) low to no-cost weatherization improvements for homes in Stevens, Pend Oreille, Ferry Counties. If your application is approved you will be placed on a waiting list and scheduled for an energy audit with priority going to households with children under 6, disabled, sixty or older. For more information call:509 684-8421/ 866 260-2729