HTC represents the residents of the neighborhood and meets monthly.
We’re looking forward to our monthly community meeting tonight - Tuesday, May 11 - at 6:30 pm. The meeting will be held virtually.
Be there to hear a special presentation from Commissioner Patricia Sinay with the California Citizens Redistricting Commission. Commissioner Sinay will share about the current redistricing plans and take questions from community members.
There will also be a short
presentation on a new affordable senior housing development proposed for Hillcrest. And, of course, we’ll have time for public comment from neighbors.
As always, we will also hear updates from representatives from our elected officials and local partner organizations. We hope you’ll be there!
Watch: What California Lost in the Census, Explained in 2 Minutes
California’s identity, dating back to the Gold Rush, has been based on an idea: This is a place where people want to be. Prospectors. Dust bowl refugees. Immigrants. The Golden State has always lured people seeking work, play and sunshine.
For most of that history, our population went up and up. And so did our representation in Congress. Now, for the first time in our 171 year history, we’re losing a congressional seat.
What happened?
There are 435 seats in the House of Representatives and for the last two decades, California has held 53 of them. But then the U.S. Census Bureau released its 2020 population estimate. Population growth is based on three things: birth rate, death rate and migration people coming and going. All three trends have been moving in the wrong direction in California.
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CHIEF COUNSEL
$11,505.00 – $16,614.00 per Month
The Commission seeks a Chief Counsel with demonstrated experience and expertise in implementation and enforcement of Administrative or Constitutional law, combined with the background and knowledge to support the Commission’s redistricting mission. The applicant should be a creative problem-solver with strong communication, negotiation, and relationship building skills. A strong candidate for this position will have a background in the Bagley-Keene Open Meeting Act requirements and experience advising public commissions, boards, agencies or departments.
DIRECTOR OF OUTREACH
$9,180.00 – $10,800.00 per Month
The Commission seeks a Director of Outreach to provide leadership in the development and execution of the Commission’s strategic community outreach plan, including oversight and direct responsibility for initiatives to achieve the Commission’s goals and objectives for carrying out a robust outreach plan. The applicant s
Today, the 2020 California Citizens Redistricting Commission (Commission) announced the approval of HaystaqDNA and Q2 Data & Research, LLC as the contractors selected to assist in the professional and technical drawing of district lines. The Commission is tasked with mapping new districts based on the 2020 Census in conformity with strict, non-partisan rules put in place to ensure fair representation for all Californians. HaystaqDNA and Q2 Data & Research, LLC served as technical consultants to the Arizona and California independent redistricting commissions, respectively, in 2011.
The line drawing team will introduce itself at the Commission’s Thursday, April 1st, 2021 meeting, which will start at 9:30 AM. A link to the live webcast can be found at http://videossc.com/CRC/.