Community Leaders Round Table
The Argonne National Laboratory/U.S. Department of Energy Community
Leaders Round Table provides an informal and convenient forum for sharing
information about Argonne plans and activities with its neighbors. Founded
in 1996, the Round Table consists of citizens with constituencies from
communities around Argonne's site southwest of Chicago. Members include
elected officials on the village, city, township, county and state levels;
persons appointed to lead school districts, environmental boards and
other government agencies; and officers of labor unions and home owners
associations.
The members present at each meeting select the topic of the next session.
Meetings are generally held quarterly, though members can request a session
about developments at the laboratory at any time. Meeting topics over
the years have kept tabs on environmental developments, projects being
planned at the laboratory, and the latest scientific and technological
discoveries made by Argonne scientists and engineers.
- Update – Argonne's community newsletter,
mailed periodically to about 50,000 households in nearby communities.
- CLRT Charter – The charter that officially established the
Community Leaders Round Table in 1996.
For more information, please contact Brian Quirke
(630/252-2423 or brian.quirke@ch.doe.gov )
at the U.S. Department of Energy or Rich Greb
(630/252-5565 or rgreb@anl.gov )
at Argonne.
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