Community Services - Sacramento

	Title	Issue
	West Covina Transforms Landfill to Landmark	July 2010
	Challenging the IRS on the Status of Independent Contractors by A. Patrick Muñoz	July 2010
	The Beacon Award: Local Leadership Toward Solving Climate Change	May 2010
	Pleasanton’s Alviso Adobe Community Park: A Unique Window to the Past by Joanne Hall	April 2010
	Enough Is Enough! Join the Fight to Save Vital Local Services Ongoing state raids and state borrowing of local revenues continue to jeopardize the services that Californians need most. Borrowing local taxpayer and transportation funds exacerbates budget problems because those borrowed funds have to be repaid with interest-out of taxpayers’ pockets. by Robin Lowe	April 2010
	A Leader’s Role When Tragedy Strikes	April 2010
	La Mesa Tackles Fitness With “Ready, Set, Live Well” Program	April 2010
	Burbank Helps Residents Connect With Their Community	December 2009
	Public Safety Depends on Police, Fire — and More City officials are grappling with the challenges of balancing their city budget while preserving the critically important services that are a central component of our quality of life. Clearly, public safety tops the list, but numerous other local services contribute to public safety in a variety of ways that are not always immediately visible. by Robin Lowe	October 2009
	Davis Keeps the Peace With Neighbors Night Out by Gary Sandy	September 2009

West Covina Transforms Landfill to Landmark

July 2010

Challenging the IRS on the Status of Independent Contractors

by A. Patrick Muñoz

July 2010

The Beacon Award: Local Leadership Toward Solving Climate Change

May 2010

Pleasanton’s Alviso Adobe Community Park: A Unique Window to the Past

by Joanne Hall

April 2010

Enough Is Enough! Join the Fight to Save Vital Local Services

Ongoing state raids and state borrowing of local revenues continue to jeopardize the services that Californians need most. Borrowing local taxpayer and transportation funds exacerbates budget problems because those borrowed funds have to be repaid with interest-out of taxpayers’ pockets.

by Robin Lowe

April 2010

Public Safety Depends on Police, Fire — and More

City officials are grappling with the challenges of balancing their city budget while preserving the critically important services that are a central component of our quality of life. Clearly, public safety tops the list, but numerous other local services contribute to public safety in a variety of ways that are not always immediately visible.

by Robin Lowe

October 2009