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What do you hope to see from Chico City Council?

What do you hope to see from Chico City Council?

Six engaged Chicoans in their words
ChicoSol asked six active Chicoans who represent a variety of perspectives to tell us what they hope for from City Council and to limit their response to 100 words. Here is what they want in their words. Read our story on what City Council does here. Gina Bax, engaged Chico resident speaking as an individual: Election season is here. Whether …

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Reader Comments

Sep 28
“Power And Wealth Need Slaves,…but not too many.”
Joseph Rogers on Council votes to further ALPR audit at cost of $6,000
Sep 28
“Housing is great. but it takes so long that many more people will die on Chico sidewalks while we wait. Let’s save lives now, and follow successful examples of other towns tiny…”
Charles Withuhn on What do you hope to see from Chico City Council?
Sep 27
“Aldridge and O’Brien have not told the people of Chico how former CPD Sergeant Michael Williams was able to use data to stalk the many women he sexually assaulted during the ten…”
Scott Rushing on Council votes to further ALPR audit at cost of $6,000
Sep 27
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Joseph Rogers on What do you hope to see from Chico City Council?

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