| What is C.O.R.E? The Calico Rock Organization for Revitalization Efforts (CORE) is a non-profit, community-action organization dedicated to presenting a welcoming front door to our community to revitalize our economy How do I get involved? The annual CORE membership dues are $5 per person. When does CORE meet? CORE meets the first Thursday of the month February-November. Meetings are at 3:00 p.m. at the Calico Rock Visitor Center on Main Street. CORE Board of Directors The authority of the organization is vested in the board of directors which includes the President, Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer, and three at-large directors. All directors and officers are elected annually by the membership. There are no limit to the number of terms of election. A quorum is met when four board members are present for a meeting. CORE Waiver of Liability and Hold Harmless Agreement CORE is a non-profit community action organization. CORE does not hold an insurance policy nor are the agents, officers, directors, employees, or members bonded or insured. By participating in any CORE activity, any person assumes their own responsibility and waives all liability and agrees to hold harmless CORE and its agents, officers, directors, employees or members. Download a complete copy of this Waiver of Liability and Hold Harmless Notice. |
| 2011 CORE Board of Directors Pam Moser President Gloria Gushue Vice President Susan Varno Secretary Juanita Stowers Treasurer Bob Panneman Director Ric Moser Director Charles Francis Directors |
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| Mission: Unite the community to present a welcoming front door and enhance our economy. |
Artists Debra Brown and Bryan Kyzar
completed murals as part of the Main
Street Make-Over. The solar-powered
street lights were a major component of
the make-over. The solar-power system
was made possible by the Hamburger
Helper Hometown Helper program.
completed murals as part of the Main
Street Make-Over. The solar-powered
street lights were a major component of
the make-over. The solar-power system
was made possible by the Hamburger
Helper Hometown Helper program.
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