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We talk to Tehachapi Cerro Coso campus student Kristin Rodriguez, Cerro Coso Foundation Board member Kimberly Wade and Lauren Falk who talk to us about the foundations Promise Scholarship Program among other things. Kristen is an impressive student who went through the dual enrollment program at Cerro Coso College and TUSD (taking college classes while in high school). We find out about the upcoming www.GiveBigKern.org day for Kern County non-profits, and how the Promise Scholarship Program rewards merit for our students and how we can help. www.CerroCoso.edu/Foundation

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We talk to Tehachapi Cerro Coso campus student Kristin Rodriguez, Cerro Coso Foundation Board member Kimberly Wade and Lauren Falk who talk to us about the foundations Promise Scholarship Program among other things. Kristen is an impressive student who went through the dual enrollment program at Cerro Coso College and TUSD (taking college classes while in high school). We find out about the upcoming www.GiveBigKern.org day for Kern County non-profits, and how the Promise Scholarship Program rewards merit for our students and how we can help. www.CerroCoso.edu/Foundation 

Please send your questions, thoughts, and show ideas to [email protected] 

TextMyGov is the latest communication tool the City of Tehachapi has added to make it easier for the public to talk to city hall. TextMyGov allows the public to report a non-emergent problem, concern or question to Tehachapi City Hall utilizing keywords via text message. Text Hi to (661) 441-3844 to opt-in and you will receive a greeting, then enter a keyword like pothole, you will then receive the pothole reporting form sent to you via text message. You don't have to go to the website, locate the request tracker or call city hall and go through an automated phone system unless you want to.

Nancy Francom from Text My Gov joins TehachaPod to explain how easy it is to use.

TextMyGov also allows the City of Tehachapi to send out notifications regarding special events, road closures and other non-emergent information simply by texting Tehachapi to 91896.

A link to our TextMyGov application can also be found on our website www.LiveUpTehachapi.com

TextMyGov is the latest communication tool the City of Tehachapi has added to make it easier for the public to talk to city hall. TextMyGov allows the public to report a non-emergent problem, concern or question to Tehachapi City Hall utilizing keywords via text message. Text Hi to (661) 441-3844 to opt-in and you will receive a greeting, then enter a keyword like pothole, you will then receive the pothole reporting form sent to you via text message. You don't have to go to the website, locate the request tracker or call city hall and go through an automated phone system unless you want to.

Nancy Francom from Text My Gov joins TehachaPod to explain how easy it is to use. 

TextMyGov also allows the City of Tehachapi to send out notifications regarding special events, road closures and other non-emergent information simply by texting Tehachapi to 91896.

A link to our TextMyGov application can also be found on our website www.LiveUpTehachapi.com 

TehachaPod dives into the High Speed Rail problems that are arising due to the HSR attitude of "we heard your concerns but we don't care". For over a year the City of Tehachapi provided documentation to HSR showing serious problems that will have severe impacts to two neighborhoods and possibly the Adventist Health Tehachapi Valley Hospital. The revised EIR documents released this year failed to address the issues pointed out to the High Speed Rail Authority and their attitude when confronted in a meeting was we have done all we are legally supposed to do. The City of Tehachapi does not believe the HSR is working in good faith with small communities in California. We dive into the conversation. Comments to the HSR should be made to (866) 300-3044 or email [email protected]

TehachaPod dives into the High Speed Rail problems that are arising due to the HSR attitude of  "we heard your concerns but we don't care". For over a year the City of Tehachapi provided documentation to HSR showing serious problems that will have severe impacts to two neighborhoods and possibly the Adventist Health Tehachapi Valley Hospital. The revised EIR documents released this year failed to address the issues pointed out to the High Speed Rail Authority and their attitude when confronted in a meeting was we have done all we are legally supposed to do. The City of Tehachapi does not believe the HSR is working in good faith with small communities in California. We dive into the conversation. Comments to the HSR should be made to (866) 300-3044 or email [email protected]

Corey Torres and Ashley Krempien explain how the new skatepark is coming together, funding, design, and sponsorship opportunities to help get the project off the rails. TehachaPod also recaps the Small Business Loyalty Program which was designed to reward people for shopping at small businesses in the city of Tehachapi.

For more information on the new skatepark or any of the upcoming programs that will be happening this Spring and Summer at TVRPD check out their website at www.TVRPD.org.

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Corey Torres and Ashley Krempien explain how the new skatepark is coming together, funding, design, and sponsorship opportunities to help get the project off the rails.  TehachaPod also recaps the Small Business Loyalty Program which was designed to reward people for shopping at small businesses in the city of Tehachapi. 

For more information on the new skatepark or any of the upcoming programs that will be happening this Spring and Summer at TVRPD check out their website at www.TVRPD.org.  

Please tell a friend about TehachaPod, subscribe free, and send us your show ideas to [email protected] 

We invite in two experts who have a working knowledge on how the Tehachapi area gets its water supply. Don Marsh and Tyler Napier join the TehachaPod crew to talk all things water in Tehachapi. It's important to understand how the City of Tehachapi gets its water supply, maintains its delivery system to the consumer, works with neighboring organizations on responsible pumping and we discuss the quality of our water. To see the annual water quality reports go to our website https://www.liveuptehachapi.com/91/Utilities

Please make sure you subscribe or follow TehachPod and remember you can send us an email with your comments, thoughts, and suggestions to [email protected]

We invite in two experts who have a working knowledge on how the Tehachapi area gets its water supply. Don Marsh and Tyler Napier join the TehachaPod crew to talk all things water in Tehachapi. It's important to understand how the City of Tehachapi gets its water supply, maintains its delivery system to the consumer, works with neighboring organizations on responsible pumping and we discuss the quality of our water. To see the annual water quality reports go to our website https://www.liveuptehachapi.com/91/Utilities

Please make sure you subscribe or follow TehachPod and remember you can send us an email with your comments, thoughts, and suggestions to [email protected]