3rd annual state of old towne orange - making your voice heard!

Thanks to all who turned out last night for OTPA's first annual State of Old Towne Orange Forum, including the panel members who participated and highlighted the issues that Old Towne faces from their perspective.
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While there will always be challenges to the ongoing success of our community (or any community) it's refreshing to know that our City staff and community leaders are willing to address the issues and listen to the concerns of the members of the neighborhood!
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Photo Courtesy of Brian Lochrie
PANEL PARTICIPANTS:  

*MAYOR TITA SMITH, lifelong Old Towne resident 

*CITY MANAGER RICK OTTO

*JACK RAUBOLT, Chapman University’s Vice President of Community Relations 

*CHIEF TOM KISELA, Orange Police Department
             
*SANDY QUINN, Panel Moderator and OTPA President 

​Old Towne Preservation Association, a public benefit non-profit organization, was established in February of 1986 to preserve, protect and enhance Old Towne Orange, California.

​This one square mile area contains more than 1,400 structures built before 1940.  In 1997, Old Towne Orange became a national historic district and was placed in the National Registry of Historic Places. This makes it the largest residential historic district in the State of California.

The OTPA works to maintain the historic integrity and economic viability of the area through education, community involvement, and service projects which support the concerns of Orange residents to maintain this neighborhood for future generations.
Old Towne Preservation Association
P.O. Box 828
Orange, CA 92856
714-639-6840
Info@OTPA.org
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