Everything is Connected
Diamond Valley Council met on June 3rd with several financial and infrastructure-related items on the agenda. While there were no public questions submitted and much of the meeting was procedural, several decisions provide insight into how the Town is planning for future infrastructure needs. Reserve Restructuring Council approved a significant reorganization of municipal reserve accounts, […]
Council Debrief – June 3 & 17, 2026 Read More »
A well-attended Council meeting brought forward important questions about green space, development, and how Diamond Valley will grow. This brief outlines what residents asked, what Council shared, and what it means moving forward.
Council Brief – April 15, 2026: Green Space, Growth, and Community Questions Read More »
Diamond Valley Council met on March 18 with a mix of operational decisions, public questions, and discussions tied to long-term planning and community infrastructure. Meetings like this often combine immediate needs with broader considerations that shape the Town over time. Public Questions & Discussion Several questions were brought forward during the meeting, reflecting a range
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For anyone who prefers to see the exact wording rather than rely on summaries, the written meeting transcript is often the clearest and quickest way to follow these exchanges.
What Happened at Council: Context, Process, and Why Communication Matters Read More »
Context: January 21, 2026 Council Meeting The reflections below are drawn from the January 21, 2026 Regular Council Meeting of the Town of Diamond Valley, which I attended in person. Council meetings are where much of the Town’s long-term direction quietly takes shape — not only through motions and votes, but through what is acknowledged,
Context: January 21, 2026 Council Meeting Observations from Council: Read More »
Understanding where we are — and where we’re headed On November 19, Diamond Valley Council held one of the most important meetings of the year: the first full review of the 2026 budget. Over the coming weeks, this budget will shape our town’s future priorities — from water security and infrastructure repairs to long-term financial
What We Learned from the November 19 Diamond Valley Budget Meeting Read More »