| Los Angeles County, CA | April 10, 2012 Election |
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Had Enough?By Michael P. RivesCandidate for Member, City Council; City of Lancaster |
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There are divisions in our city along political, racial and economic lines, there is a dysfunctional city council, so it is time for a change.If elected to the city council, I am going to be available 24/7 to the voters. Using a cell phone, the internet, or in person, I will be available to all voters. You will have a constant voice on the Lancaster City Council. Currently, the city council meetings begin at 5PM. I want them to return to 7PM as they were. I want to review all items on the agenda. If necessary, we will have meetings every week instead on twice a month. We will also allow the citizens more time to speak and televise, once more, the non-agenda part of the council meeting. I want to review all expenditures in the city and find out exactly what kind of fiscal shape we are in. I favor a bare bones type of budget until we get out of the present economic condition in this country. I invite all voters to join me in making a change on the Lancaster City Council1 |
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