Stanislaus County Supervisor Vito Chiesa’s Newsletter (Winter 2009-10)
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Stanislaus County District 2 Supervisor Vito Chiesa
Stanislaus County’s District 2 includes Turlock, Denair, Keyes, Hughson, Hickman, La Grange, and Ceres (East).
In Supervisor Chiesa’s third District 2 newsletter, we read information on the high-speed rail train project, return of the Turlock Farmer’s Market, progress with the County Animal Shelter, 2010 Census, and more.
A message from our Supervisor is also included in the “Chiesa’s Corner” section of the newsletter.
View Supervisor Vito Chiesa’s Winter 2009-2010 Newsletter in PDF format or the picture format below.
Comments (11)
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02-04-2010- 7:25:21 am MST | Fransen - State of the City AddressFormer Mayor Curt Andre used to give the State of the City Address to the city employees FIRST at a morning breakfast in City Hall. He would be there in his jeans, sweatshirt, and tennishoes and give a speech without a script, just a couple keynotes. He felt that the organization and employees in which he was about to go tell everyone else about should know their own state first. He was very much appreciated by the City employees.
I'm not too sure about after Andre, but I know that John Lazar gave a State of the City speech at a City of Turlock employees' years of service award ceremony at the Senior Center in 2007 (I think that was the year). In 2008 Mayor Lazar gave so many speeches during the Centennial Celebration that I'm not sure about which one was the "State of the City" because they all seemed to address Turlock's past, present, and future.
I think if there was ever a time Turlock needed an epic speech (backed with action), it would be right now!
David (DJ) Fransen
209-678-7759
dj@turlockcitynews.com
www.TurlockCityNews.com
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02-04-2010- 4:22:43 pm MST | AnonymousLets put together a sub committee and decide if we want a state of the city speech.
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02-05-2010- 1:02:36 am MST | AnonymousWe could have 3 city workers, 3 citizens(representing different parts of the city) and 2 council members. Good Idea!
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02-05-2010- 4:01:37 am MST | 4SUREONLY GOOD THINGS HAPPEN BEHIND CLOSED DOORS. JUST ASK MARY JACKSON.
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02-05-2010-11:45:28 am MST | AnonymousIf I recall Mary is the only one that wanted the budget sub committee to be conducted out in the open.
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02-07-2010-10:49:12 pm MST | votermayor lazar is giving a state of the city speech to the chamber of commerce this week and it cost $30 to go but only members. mayor lazar should give the speech to to everyone in public first and not his election funding special interests.
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www.Modbee.com/local has a story on the Modesto Mayor making people pay the Chamber of Commerce to see him give his state of the city speech. Another example of how dirty politicians cater to special interests. Don't fall into trap of status.
Is Turlock's Mayor giving a state of the city speech? I have never heard of Turlock doing this but I think it would be good leadership especially if other cities are doing it.