Rosemary Kamei newsletter archive

Councilmember Rosemary Kamei highlights key community engagement and preservation efforts in San José's District 1. The District 1 Budget Town Hall emphasized the importance of public input in shaping the FY 2026–2027 budget, which faces a $56 million shortfall amid constrained revenue growth. The historic Sakauye Farmhouse was successfully relocated to History Park, preserving Japanese American heritage. A proposed resolution to recognize Farmworkers’ Day on March 31 is advancing through Council, underscoring the City's commitment to equity and honoring farmworker families. Residents are encouraged to participate in upcoming budget hearings and community meetings to influence city priorities.

Councilmember Rosemary Kamei invites District 1 residents to participate in a Budget Town Hall on April 13 at the West Valley Branch Library. The event, featuring San José Budget Director Jim Shannon, aims to gather community input on budget priorities including public safety, housing, parks, transportation, and essential city services. This engagement is part of the ongoing city budget process to ensure local voices influence funding decisions. Residents are encouraged to share their concerns and ideas to help shape investments in District 1 and the broader city.

Councilmember Rosemary Kamei invites District 1 residents to participate in a Budget Town Hall on April 13 at the West Valley Branch Library. The meeting, featuring San José Budget Director Jim Shannon, aims to gather community input on budget priorities including public safety, housing, parks, transportation, and essential city services. This event is part of the ongoing city budget process and seeks to ensure that local voices influence how investments are made in District 1 and across San José. Residents are encouraged to RSVP and share their concerns and ideas to help shape city decisions.