TAAG History

TAAG was established in the early 1990s to help represent Templeton and the North County on issues of development within the community. TAAG and its purposes were formally recognized by Resolution 94-144 of the San Luis Obispo County Board of Supervisors on April 5, 1994.  The area for which TAAG provides comments is the same area as the Templeton Unified School District (TUSD), and has the same boundaries as the TUSD -- a land area of 58 square miles. The TAAG board is composed of nine volunteers -- seven delegates and two alternates. They are residents of the Templeton area who are selected by registered TAAG-resident voters in annual elections held in March.

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CALL FOR CANDIDATES for 2025

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The TAAG Board has three open positions available as of the March 20, 2025  Board meeting date. These positions consist of one TAAG Board Delegate and two  Alternate Board Member positions. Please contact TAAG if you are interested in joining  the Board. Qualified candidates must be registered voters residing within the Templeton Unified School  District Boundaries. These three positions will be  filled in accordance with TAAG Bylaw Article IV Section 7, which states: “When there is an open or vacated Delegate or Alternate seat, if deemed necessary,  TAAG shall make a call for candidates. The call for candidates shall be published in  local newspapers, newsletters, on local websites, or by any other means that may  generate responses from the public. At its next Board meeting, TAAG shall appoint, by  an affirmative vote of approval by five (5) or more Delegates, a replacement for the  remainder of that term.” 

For more information, contact any of the board members listed below. 

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