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CLMP
PO BOX 544
REDWAY, CA 95560
PHONE: 707-923-4646
FAX: 707-923-9040
clmp@civilliberties.org

OFFICE:
Upstairs @ Jacob Square
Garberville, CA
HOURS:
Tuesday 10:30 - 2:30
Friday 10:30 - 12:30 © CLMP, 2010.
THE LATEST...
Section 1500 Citizen Participation in Humboldt General Planposted: August 1, 2010
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California Governers Office Citizen Guide to Planningposted: August 1, 2010
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Code Enforcement Unit Task Force Report from September, 2008posted: August 1, 2010
Read transcript. (large file: not for dial-up internet users)

CLMP in the News posted: June 11, 2010
THE CIVIL LIBERTIES MONITORING PROJECT has been in the news recently. Here is the article on the front page of the Eureka Times Standard today, which featured a marijuana leaf in the printed edition. CLMP was also in the national news on NPR a few days ago. Here is the text from that report

CLMP Annual Forum posted: June 8, 2010
THE CIVIL LIBERTIES MONITORING PROJECT IS PRESENTING A SPECIAL FORUM ON SATURDAY, JUNE 19 AT THE VETERANS MEMORIAL HALL titled "CANNABIS HEALTH & SAFETY: The Chemistry, The Economics, & The Politics."
Read the press release.
Read the program guide.
 CLMP Mission
Civil Liberties Monitoring Project monitors, documents, advocates for & educates about civil liberties issues in Humboldt, Mendocino and Trinity counties in California. Our goal is to encourage public awareness of constitutional rights and encourage involvement of the whole community in preserving and protecting them.

 CLMP Board
Michael de Leon - President
Jared Rossman - VP/Treas
Bonnie Blackberry - Sec
Dora Fales
John Hockett
Jill McClure

Public Board Meetings
4:30 pm, 1st Tuesdays
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 CLMP Radio
1st Wed. of month
7pm - 8pm
KMUD Community RadioNext Show: Sept 1st, 7pmNext Show Topic/Guest:Are you interested in knowing more about the California Highway Patrol and their activities here in Humboldt, Mendocino and Trinity Counties? If yes, then tune in to Redwood Community Radio, KMUD on Wednesday, September 1st at 7pm, for the Civil Liberties Hour, for a conversation with CHP officers from the Redway office. This will be a call in program. Listener participation is encouraged. Tune in and be informed.Previous Shows:To hear some of our recent shows go to KMUD and enter the archive area.Last Show: August 4thLast Show Topic/Guest:Bonnie Blackberry and Charley Custer talk with Humboldt County Community Development Services Director, Kirk Girard about the progress on medical marijuana ordinance, General Plan update, citizen participation, and more. We will also have a call in from Kay Backer, long time consultant on General Plan and Housing Element Issues. Tune in, join in and be informed. This will be a call in program and listener participation is encouraged.