The GDRD is an independent California special district approved by voters in 1988. Our goals are to develop a community park in each established community as well as a regional park complex. The GDRD is a rural area of El Dorado County. The "Divide," as it's commonly called, is a landmass dividing the north and south forks of the American River in the California Sierra foothills. It covers 412 square miles and has a population of approximately 13,400.
NEW: Starting in January, 2012, regular meetings of the GDRD Board of Directors will be the 4th Monday of every month (except for the Holiday Schedule in November & December when they will meet the 2nd Monday). The next regularly scheduled Board meeting is January 23, 2012.
The Board meetings will be at 7:00 pm in the Greenwood Community Center unless otherwise noted. Special meetings will be scheduled as necessary.
The GDRD is an independent California special district approved by voters in 1988. Our goals are to develop a community park in each established community as well as a regional park complex. The GDRD is a rural area of El Dorado County. The "Divide," as it's commonly called, is a landmass dividing the north and south forks of the American River in the California Sierra foothills. It covers 412 square miles and has a population of approximately 13,400. 