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i i � <br /> �� 13 <br /> FUNDRAISERSfrom pagel ........................................... <br /> ' The two tundraisers were held on Thursday, have done a phenomenal job organizing the event. <br /> March 11, in Los Angeles and in Monterey. The well- LOCAL volunteers have been recruRed to staff almost <br /> atte�ded Los Mgeles event took place at the 100 high p 3destrian traffic locations around the ;.tate. <br /> Califrmia Club in downtown Los Mgeles. Speakers <br /> includcd LosAngeles Supervisorpon Knabe, Los Press Cwerage Generates Positive Aware • <br /> Ange/es MayorJlm Hahn, Los ness of the Initiative <br /> Angeles Couneil Member and <br /> �+. ' League Second Vice Pres/dent Press outreach has been an important part of the <br /> ��_ �`� Alex Padllla, CSAC ExeeuNve preparations for Signature Saturday, and these efforts <br /> Dlrector Steve Sza/ay and have been paying off. Examples: <br /> � league Executive Director <br /> "' Chris McKenzie. They spoke to In the Monterey Bay Division, League Regional <br /> a large, supportive crowd that Rep Deanna Sessums was interviewed by KRKC news <br /> included numerous other ciry and radio, which replayed Sessums' message throughout <br /> county officials, representatives the day, urging volunteers to come out Saturday and <br /> from various businesses and sign the initiative petitlon. Sessums did another redio <br /> san�a Fe springs other LOCAL supporters. interview at 6 a.m. the next moming, and spoke to the <br /> Councii Member Santa Cruz SenHnel in a piece promoting the effort. <br /> Betty Putnam was Singled outforspecial <br /> singied out for attention were West Covina In ihe South San Joaquin Valley Division a <br /> speciai recogni- Counell Member and Friday press conference in front of the Kem County <br /> tion ac tne nnarcn ��9ue Board Member Ben Sheriffs' headquarters will kidcoff weekend signature <br /> 11 Los Angeles Wong for his fundreising gathering efforts, led by Kem Coun(y Supervisor <br /> LOCAL fundraiser, efforts; and "S! nature Michae/ Ru61o. <br /> for single• g <br /> handedlycollect- Star'Bet[yPutnam, <br /> ing more chan �oo Councll Member in Santa The lead of a March 9 San Franciseo Examiner <br /> ` signatures to help Fe Springs, who has col- artiGe read, "Tired of the state govemment expropriat- <br /> quaiiry tne LoCAL lected more than 700 ing local money, dties a�d counties are fighting badc. <br /> initiative. signatures on the LOCAL On March 13 — dubbed'Su Saturda <br /> per y' — volun- <br /> petitions! teers countywide will gather signatures supporting the <br /> local Taxpayers and Public Safety Protection Act, an <br /> The Monterey fundraiser was sponsored by the initiative that would stop the state from re-allocating <br /> California Redevelopment Association, and drew on local funds without taxpayer consent." <br /> the involvement and support of CRA vendors, <br /> corporate and organizational partners. The San Mateo Dally Joumal ran a feature <br /> . entRled "City Officials Gear Up for Tax Battle." The <br /> Both events underscored the importance of the aAicle focused on the initiative and how it would affect <br /> partnership arrangements the LOCAL has built up in the state-local fiscal relationship, and also noted "city <br /> recent years in the effort to protect local services officials are using their own time to gather support for <br /> from state funding takeaways. the initiative. As public officials, they are not allowed to <br /> campaign on city Gme. [San Mateo City Manager Ame] <br /> These events wiH be followed by "Signature Croce's been walking the neighborhoods to collect <br /> Saturday", the name for a statewide drive for volun- signatures during his lunch hour and after work." <br /> teers to collect a targeted 300,000 of the 1 million <br /> signatures the campaign plans to obtain to qualify On March 11 the Contra Costa Times ran a story <br /> the LOCAL initiative for the November 2004 ballot. A with the headline "City leaders hft sheets to preserve <br /> list of locations is available at funding". Quoting Walnut Creek Counctl Member <br /> www.protectlocalservices.com KathyHieks the article repoAed, "We're all working <br /> together to protect our local govemment funding <br /> Working with city oificials and their LOCAL sources. The state has been taking away local tax <br /> coalition partners, League regional representatives dollars and we rely on these moneys for essential city <br /> � ConGnued on Page 5 <br /> PAGE 4/PRIORITY FOCUS Visit the lesgue's Official Web Site»www.cacities.org <br />
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