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Robert Trigg Swearing-In Ceremony set for Feb. 13

 

Elk Grove, CA – Elk Grove resident Robert Trigg will be taking the oath of office on Wednesday, Feb. 13 to mark the start of his term on the Elk Grove City Council representing District 4.

Trigg was appointed by the City Council on Jan. 23 to fill the vacancy in District 4 for the remainder of the term through December 2014. 

A swearing-in ceremony will be held at the regular City Council meeting on Wednesday.  A brief reception will follow.  

District 4 includes the East Franklin area and Laguna Ridge communities.  On July 13, 2011 the City Council approved Resolution No. 2011-142 establishing a new district map.  The Council District map is available on the City’s website.  

California Hispanic Chambers of Commerce Presents First Annual Economic Summit

Assemblymember Jose Medina to Discuss California’s Economic Climate                                                                                       

The California Hispanic Chambers of Commerce, the premier organization promoting the development of Hispanic entrepreneurs and emerging Latino businesses in California, announced today that it will present its First Annual Economic Summit on Thursday, March 14 at the Sacramento Convention Center.

Inauguration Day, Then & Now

Inauguration Day, Then & Now

I have high hopes that the campaign Obama for America which shocked the pundits and Republicans in its reach and effectiveness will be just as successful now that it has morphed into Organizing for Action.

'Yes, Yes, No, No' - Elk Grove City Council Deadlocks on Appointment

After hearing presentations from all six candidates seeking appointment to the Elk Grove City Council, testimony from their various supporters and their own lengthy deliberation, the Elk Grove City Council failed to achieve a majority vote on any of the four candidate names' who were placed into nomination at Wednesday night's regular meeting.

The vacancy was created when Gary Davis was elected Elk Grove mayor in November and vacated the District Four seat. Rather than hold a special election that is estimated to cost up to $500,000, the council decided to see if a consensus appointment could be made.

After hearing from candidates Edward Busuttil, Nancy Chaires, David Conner, LaWanna Montgomery, Oscar O'con and Jeffrey Owen, it became apparent after placing four of their names  in nomination, nor another motion to try a ranking-type ballot, that a majority of the four council members could agree on an appointee... Read More

Huber Appointed to Sacramento Superior Court

Huber Appointed to Sacramento Superior Court

Allyson Huber appointed to Sacramento County Superior Court. Former Assembly Member Allyson Huber has been appointed by Gov. Jerry Brown to the Sacramento County Superior Court.

Huber, who represented Elk Grove as Assembly Member for the states 10th Assembly for two terms starting in 2008 fills a new position created by the conversion of a commissioner position.

Prior to serving in the assembly, Huber was an associate at Bartko Zankel Tarrant and Miller from 2003 to 2008 and an associate at Oppenheimer Wolff and Donnelly LLP from 2000 to 2003.

The compensation for this position is $178,789.
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Two More Apply For Elk Grove City Council Vacancy

Two More Apply For Elk Grove City Council Vacancy

According to information posted on the Elk Grove City Clerk's web page, two more people have submitted applications to fill the District 4 vacancy on the Elk Grove City Council.

The two applicants seeking the appointment to fill the vacancy created when Gary Davis was elected mayor are Oscar O'con and James White. There are two years remaining on that seat's term.

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