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National Donut Day with Atherton Police Department
The Atherton Police Department invited local residents to celebrate National Donut Day on Friday, June 5, from 9-10:30 a.m. at Mademoiselle Colette in Town Center, 2 Dinkelspiel Lane.
Complimentary doughnuts and coffee will be offered while residents can take advantage of the opportunity to connect with Atherton officers, ask questions and share ideas.
Atherton Bicycle Rodeo
The Atherton Police Department is hosting its Bicycle Rodeo on Wednesday, June 6, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Holbrook-Palmer Park, 150 Watkins Ave. The event is open to the community and is an opportunity for the public to bring their bicycles and helmets for a day of safety education, bicycle inspections and free hot dogs.
For questions about the event, contact Officer Ken MacDonald at kmacdonald@athertonca.gov or Officer Daniel Rojas at drojas@athertonca.gov.
Woodside Fire district’s free chipper program
Eligible residents within the Woodside Fire Protection District can have cut brush and woody vegetation chipped onsite for free. Clearing vegetation is an effective way to protect homes from wildfires, according to the WFPD. Vegetation can be cut and piled near the road for the crew to chip.
Households in Woodside, Portola Valley, Ladera, Skyline, Los Trancos, Vista Verde and Emerald Hills are able to receive services by registering in advance at chipperday.com. After registering online, residents will be notified of a pickup date.
Reservations allow the crew to plan routes efficiently and maintain a stronger database on total vegetation chipped, piles collected and residents who participated, according to a WFPD newsletter.
For more information about the chipper program, visit woodsidefire.org.
