Rudy Ramirez- Candidate for Mayor of Chula Vista

When I, Rudy Ramirez, was first elected to the City Council in 2006, I pledged to stay connected to the community in order to better understand and 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.

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Rudy Ramirez believes that elected officials need to be on the ground, in the community listening and responding to neighborhood problems. These meetings are one good way to stay grounded.

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Op-ed: Trash hauling strike has gone on too long and everyone should be asking why

Trash Is Piling Up in Chula Vista Homes and Businesses. We Need Action from City Officials.

Buscan soluciones para terminar con la suspensión de recolección de basura en Chula Vista

The University of Chula Vista would start now with critical projects

Opinion: Business Will Boom with a Second Opening to San Diego Bay

Chula Vista City Council rejects proposed psychiatric hospital in Eastlake

Republic still has not refunded customers after month-long trash strike

Outsiders Are Funding Chula Vista’s Mayoral Campaigns

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Opinion: Chula Vista Could Become Hub for Tourism with Youth Sports ‘Mega City’

Learn about Rudy Ramírez’s priorities for mayor of Chula Vista

Los funcionarios públicos “deben estar en la comunidad escuchando y resolviendo los problemas del vecindario”, considera Rudy Ramírez, candidato a la alcaldía por CV

Chula Vista’s Trash Service Debacle Should Push City Toward Possible Alternatives

Rudy Ramirez plans on protecting the neighborhoods of Chula Vista if elected as Mayor.

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