Since the work session, there's progress. The city council rescinded the bill they sent us specifically in a 3-2 vote. There's a proposed amendment, possibly a No Mow May program in the works as well. 

There have been 2 articles as well in the local paper. One was about the amendment, one about this vote. It's making headlines, and getting attention. People are talking and learning more about this cause. There's still stress on us as the whole truth isn't being told or listened to. Please continue to share.

We still are the only multi-certified pollinator habitat in the city. We had 5 of 6 (yes, criminal charges for our habitat brought against us) counts dismissed by court last year. We fought this for 6 months, with a judge who wouldn't listen and refused to acknowledge our cumulative knowledge.