When I was first elected to the City Council in 2006, I pledged to stay connected to the community in order to better address its needs. On my first day in office, I created “Public Office Hours”  Every month on the first Monday of the month at 6PM I held a public meeting somewhere in Chula Vista. I held over 100 public meeting in my eight years as a councilman and I pledge to do the same again if elected.

I believe elected officials need to be on the ground, in the community listening and responding to neighborhood problems. There is no better way than these community meetings.

In 2016, I will also seek to have my City Council office at the South Chula Vista Public Library where it will be most accessible to the residents of District 4.

Public Office Hours

Rudy Ramirez

ISSUES

Rudy Ramirez

Ramirez for City Council District 4 2016

Southwest Homeless Project Outline

Stop Domestic Violence

Economic Development

Innovation Economy

Cross-Border Commerce

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