Welcome to SIERRA Nevada Mining and industry Council

We of the Sierra Nevada Mining and Industry Council believe in the Constitution of the United States of America, the conscientious development of natural resources for industry and recreation, and the free enterprise system.  We desire to protect our Constitutional rights, preserve the Mining Law of 1872, and prevent the loss of any of our rights through legislation or judicial interpretation.

We will strive to: reduce bureaucratic control of lives and our land, promote free enterprise and the responsible development of our natural resources

Definition

The Sierra Nevada Mining and Industry Council is an educational, non-profit, voluntary association of persons

The next Mining Council meeting will be April. 7, 2010, Wednesday, in the Express room of the Holbrooke Hotel in Grass Valley at 7:00PM.

We will have a surprise speaker for the April meeting. At the May meeting we will be asking for nominations for President, Vice President, and Secretary for the Mining Council. Bob Wilder, Pat Hurley and Carol Marshall have served the past years in these officers. There will be two Forest Service speakers at the May meeting that will discuss the Nixon Mine incident from their side.

 Membership fees are due in the amount of $25.00, make checks out to SNMIC and mail to the PO Box address above or give to Gary Brown at the meeting.  

 interested in the conscientious, responsible development of our natural resources for industry and recreation of public and private land.