By Gary Meyer, TME

Frazier Park’s District 2 Supervisor Zack Scrivner was not a great friend of this community.

This is not to say he did actual harm to the community—he just exerted no effort to achieve the town’s most desired and widely agreed-upon objective: restoring its beloved pond.

I am venturing a guess that he may not have understood how important the pond is to the residents here. But that was because he didn’t care enough to find out why people kept telling him it was central to this town’s identity.

There was one point, at a 2021 Kern County Parks & Recreation meeting with local residents where Kern County actually asked and received a crystal-clear answer from residents here about their top concern for Frazier Mountain Park. Mr. Scrivner, however, ignored the community’s…(please see below to view full stories and photographs)

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Above: Frazier Park residents lined up to vote on the most important county park issues in 2021. Right: Detail on the most active votes.

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