Please join your community in the inaugural community fair at the newly renovated Ibach Park on June 29 from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. This event is hosted by your Byrom and Ibach CIOs.
What is a CIO?
Community Involvement Organizations (CIOs) were implemented by the residents in coordination with the Tualatin City government to improve communication with one another and the City government. There are six neighborhood CIOs and one commercial CIO. People on your CIO board are elected volunteers who live in your community. You will have the opportunity to meet your CIO leadership team at this fair.
You can identify the CIO that covers your neighborhood on the map displayed in this article, also linked on tualatincio.org. The CIO’s are funded by a “Neighborhood, Cultural, Social and Recreational” grant from the city that allows the CIOs to have a event such as this at no cost to the community.
What/Who will be at this event?
Activities: Face painting by local artists – Games for kids – Touch a truck – Arts and crafts – Snacks/Fruit and Drinks
The City will have a booth representing several different departments including the Police Department.
Organizations attending: Byrom CIO Board – Ibach CIO Board – Far West Recycling/Far West Metals – Tualatin Valley Fire and Rescue – The Grange – Tualatin Together – Tualatin Historical Society
We look forward to seeing you!
For updates concerning this event please visit www.tualatincio.org/byrom-cio.
Riverpark CIO President, Janine Wilson:
RiverparkCIO@gmail.com
East CIO President, Doug Ulmer:
CIO.east.west@gmail.com
Midwest CIO President, Richard Harrison:
TualatinMidwestCIO@gmail.com
Martinazzi Woods CIO President, Sallie Olson:
MartinazziWoodsCIO@gmail.com
Ibach CIO President, Patricia Parsons:
TualatiniBachCIO@gmail.com
Byrom CIO President, Tim Neary:
ByromCIO@gmail.com
Commercial CIO President, Catherine Holland:
TualatinCommercialCIO@gmail.com
