Mira Mesa Town CouncilThe Mira Mesa Town Council (MMTC) is a volunteer organization that works toward the improvement of the Mira Mesa Community. The Mira Mesa Town Council holds monthly meetings that provide information to the community and act as a forum for identifying and solving community problems. Elected representatives or their staff attend most MMTC meetings, and can research and respond to issues that arise at the meetings. MMTC meetings are held at 7 PM on the first Monday of each month. Meetings will move to the Senior Center in April when the new library hours take effect.
The Mira Mesa Town Council sponsors many community activities and events including:
- The Mira Mesa Street Fair, held in September
- Clean and Green Day
- Annual Volunteer of the Year Dinner
- The Verne Goodwin Scholarship for Mira Mesa community High School Students
- The Landscape Maintenance District (formally called the Mira Mesa Maintenance Assessment District) that maintains landscaping along community streets.
The Mira Mesa Town Council also helps to support independent community activities including the Fourth of July Celebration, the Halloween Carnival, the Retired Senior Volunteer Patrol, and the Regional Teen Center.
Upcoming Meetings - The next MMTC general membership meeting is scheduled for Monday, April 5, 2010 at the Mira Mesa Senior Center.
Download the draft Minutes of the February 2010 meeting.
Download the March 2010 Newsletter. Note that there is a new easier to read format for the newsletter. It's a new year, so if you are reading this and have not yet joined the Mira Mesa Town Council (or need to renew), please follow this link and join today!
Congratulations to 2009 Mira Mesa Volunteer of the Year Sandy Smith!
The Mira Mesa Maintenance Assessment District budget for FY2011 was approved by the Town Council at the December 2009 meeting.
Congratulations to the 2010 MMTC Board of Directors elected at the November meeting.
The 11th annual Mira Mesa Street Fair was held on Saturday, Sept. 26th, 2009 from 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. on Camino Ruiz between Mira Mesa Boulevard and New Salem Street. Pictures taken by Ted Brengel are now online.
MMTC president Jeff Stevens gave this presentation on the Mira Mesa Town Council at the September 3 meeting of the recently formed Mira Mesa Chamber of Commerce.
Donations for Fourth of July Fireworks can now be made online.
Donations to the "Adopt-A-Wall" program to paint out graffiti and repaint the brick walls along major streets in Mira Mesa can now be made online.