BCHRTF Contact Info…

Dear Editor,

The Bonner County Human Rights Task Force is quite dismayed that recently an attempt to contact us was not successful. We are taking all precautions so this does not happen in the future. We recognize the importance of being responsive to our community and will make every effort to get back to you right away if you contact us. We have been responding to calls from members of the community for over 20 years and will continue to do so. Thank you for your continued support of Human Rights in Bonner County and beyond.

Our contact information is as follows: 

Task Force phone: 

(208) 290-2732 (call or text)

Gmail account: 

[email protected]

Lynn Bridges
BCHRTF Board member
Sandpoint

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