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2008 Directory of Government Officials for Crawfordsville and Montgomery County Updated and expanded in the spring of 2008, this handy pocket/purse-sized directory lists names and contact information for your local, state and national government officials. These directories are being distributed free through public libraries, governmental offices, the Chamber of Commerce, the Visitors Bureau, and the League itself. Or download a PDF version here. (Adobe Reader Required)
Resources for Montgomery County's Spanish-Speaking Community (Recursos Para La Comunidad Hispano-hablante Del Condado Montgomery) An updated second edition of this publication was completed in October 2006. Designed to support the work of the Hispanic Center of Montgomery County, these books are available through area schools, realtors, Hispanic businesses, Crawfordsville Parks & Rec, St. Clare Hospital, Well Baby Clinic, Boys & Girls Club, Crawfordsville Public Library, Hispanic Center, and through the League itself. A PDF version can be downloaded here (file size 1.3 Mg). (Adobe Reader Required.)Fast Facts: The Drains of Montgomery County Published in May 2006 as a joint venture between the LWVMC, the Drainage Board, and the Soil and Water Conservation District, this tri-fold brochure includes information about the county's drains, answers a list of frequently asked questions, and provides contact information for county drainage administrators. These brochures are being distributed free to landowners at Drainage Board meetings, or you can download a PDF version here. (Adobe Reader Required)
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The BulletinThe LWVMC's monthly newsletter is mailed to members ten times each year, generally August through May. |
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ximately every five years, the LWVMC publishes a revised version of its book, "Focus on Montgomery County", as a public service to the community. The current edition, our ninth, was released in the spring of 2004. It is distributed free through the public libraries, governmental offices, schools, the Chamber of Commerce, the Visitors Bureau, and the League itself.