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.
I believe 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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