RECOVERY STORY
How Love Paradise Is Making a Difference, One Project at a Time
“Any community can benefit from some love, from beautification to improvement to generating a sense of belonging and pride.”
For Director Joelle Chinnock and the rest of the Love Paradise volunteer organization, giving back to Paradise through community cleanups and improvements has been a restorative way to help the Town rebuild and recover.
Love Paradise, a volunteer-led organization committed to improving Paradise through community service projects, will do almost anything to make the town look a little brighter. They’re really putting in the effort to, well—love Paradise!
Visit the blog to read about some of the ways Love Paradise supports the community.
UPDATES
Tune In: KPAY Radio with Paradise Public Works Director and Town Engineer, Marc Mattox
Tune in: Paradise Public Works Director and Town Engineer, Marc Mattox, speaks with Scott Michaels about the sewer and current road project updates. Click here to listen.
Butte County Fire Safe Council Board of Directors Meeting, September 7
Join the monthly in-person and virtual Board of Directors Meeting for the Butte County Fire Safe Council to learn more about wildfire education, mitigation, and recovery. The meeting is in-person at the Paradise Town Hall on Wednesday, September 7 from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. Click here to join virtually.
Theater on the Ridge Presents Dracula, September 8-25
Bring your family to see Dracula the musical by Bram Stoker, adapted by Amber Miller. This classic horror story will be performed at Theater on the Ridge from September 8-25. The showings are Thurs. to Sun. at 7:30 p.m. with a Sunday matinee at 2 p.m. Visit the TOTR website for more information and ticket sales.
Paradise Town Council Meeting, September 13
The regular meeting for Paradise Town Council is held on the 2nd Tuesday of every month. View the link to the agenda at the Town of Paradise website, and view online or attend in person (limited capacity).
Paradise Tree Removal Program
Applications are now open for Paradise property owners to enroll for assistance removing dead trees on private property. Applications are available on the Town’s website or in person at Paradise Town Hall at 5555 Skyway or the Building Resiliency Center at 6295 Skyway.
https://www.townofparadise.com/recovery/page/tree-removal-program
Free Residential Green Waste Disposal August 31
Butte County residents living in the Wildland Urban Interface (WUI) may dispose of green waste for free on the above designated days. From 7:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m., bring your green waste to the Neal Road Recycling and Waste Facility at 1023 Neal Road in Paradise. For more information, visit buttecounty.net/publicworks, call 530.552.5689, or email eschroth@buttecounty.net.
Paradise Traffic Control & Road Repave Map
The Town has created a google map with ongoing traffic control in Paradise and another map for road repaving.
