By Kerry Henard
Kerry meets Rudy, who rides his wheelchair on Bear Valley Road in Apple Valley every day.
Category Archives: Information
A rough ride in the Town of Apple Valley
By Kerry Henard
When you resurface a street, you need to deal with the utility access ports. Here in Apple Valley, they do so little resurfacing they have yet to figure this out. That is why even our resurfaced roads still give you a rough ride.
Not A.D.A. compliant
By Kerry Henard
How does the inclusive
Apple Valley include disable residents? Kerry Henard investigates. Don’t miss Kerry’s other videos showing A.D.A. non-compliance in Apple Valley.
A better way of death
By Kerry Henard
Apple Valley says it includes everyone who is not Canadian. So, does that include the disabled? Kerry Henard investigates.
A better way of life, unless you are disabled
By Kerry Henard
Kerry has highlighted numerous A.D.A. deficiencies on properties owned by the Town of Apple Valley, but wait, there are more!
Vote No on Measure F
By Kerry Henard
For the Town of Apple Valley, the appropriate way to handle pile of trash is to distribute some of it over a larger area and bury the rest, so it does not look like a pile of trash anymore. The trash and rubble are still there, but they are spread out to hide what you have done.
Your piece of the Apple
By Kerry Henard
Want a piece of Apple Valley’s better way of life? You are in luck. Apple Valley Public Works leaves pieces all over the place.
Does anyone know where the Town’s pipes are?
By Kerry Henard
Bad asphalt patch, and a missing pipeline marker. Maybe Public Works just wanted the new work to match the existing deteriorated roadway? Public Works doesn’t care: They just drive right by while Kerry is recording this segment.
Public works starts and stops
By Kerry Henard
Who is in charge of the Public Works Department in Apple Valley? Why, Greg Snyder, who the Town now says can run our water system. He probably can … into the ground, like everything else the Public Works Department touches.
Economist [John Husing]: ‘Risks of a (water system) takeover are extremely high’
By Matthew Cabe, Daily Press
APPLE VALLEY — A new analysis of the town’s ongoing water-system acquisition effort shows that water rates could be significantly higher under municipal ownership, a conclusion that contradicts assertions made by public officials.