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Judges set public meeting dates for the process of shaping Anaheim’s future City Council districts

Posted on May 20, 2015 by Editor Posted in 2016 Elections, Anaheim, Elections, News Leave a comment

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Media contact: Ruth Ruiz, (714) 765-5060 office, (714) 420-7797 mobile

JUDGES SET COMMUNITY MEETING DATES FOR THE PROCESS OF SHAPING ANAHEIM’S FUTURE CITY COUNCIL DISTRICTS

ANAHEIM, CA – (May 20, 2015) – During the first organizational meeting to gather input on drawing Anaheim’s City Council voting boundaries, the Advisory Committee set the first series of community meeting dates.

An Advisory Committee of five retired Superior Court judges, chaired by the Hon. Edward J. Wallin (Ret.), have volunteered to listen to suggestions for the six district boundaries and make recommendations to the City Council. Continue reading→

Anaheim Council District mapping meetings continue, on Oct. 23

Posted on October 22, 2013 by Editor Posted in Civic Affairs, Elections Leave a comment

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Media contact: Ruth Ruiz, (714) 765-5060 office, (714) 420-7797 cell

ANAHEIM COUNCIL DISTRICT MAPPING MEETINGS CONTINUE

ANAHEIM, Calif. (October 22, 2013) The Council District Mapping Community Input project will conduct its second meeting in west Anaheim on Wednesday, October 23 at 6 p.m. at the Brookhurst Community Center (2271 W. Crescent Ave, Anaheim, 92801). Continue reading→

The Anaheim Chamber of Commerce stands against the will of the people

Posted on July 2, 2013 by Editor Posted in Anaheim, Business, Civic Affairs, Elections, News, Politics Leave a comment

I received the email alert below today from the Anaheim Chamber of Commerce. They are clearly standing against the will of the people! Shame on them! Here is the vile message they spammed mail boxes with today:

Action Alert: Don’t Let Them Carve Up Anaheim…

Tonight the Anaheim City Council will vote on whether to put single-member council districts on the June 2014 ballot.

The Anaheim Chamber of Commerce opposes this measure, which is supported by a coalition of radical organizations who want to divide the city into council enclaves — and Anaheim voters would lose the at-large election right they have enjoyed for 156 years: holding all councilmembers accountable by having the opportunity to vote on all council candidates. Continue reading→