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December 2025 Newsletter
Apr 04, 2026, 5:20 PM • George Casey
Summary
Councilmember George Casey marks one year serving District 10 by highlighting community engagement, emergency preparedness, and fiscal responsibility. The office helped create 11 new neighborhood associations to strengthen local connections and promoted Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) training, reaching 160 trained residents and launching the CERT 1000 Challenge. Upcoming is a large emergency preparedness fair and 5K fun run scheduled for March 28, 2026, at Almaden Lake Park. Casey supported key votes including a nitrous oxide ban, smoke shop moratorium, and increased fines for blighted properties, while opposing Measure A sales tax, a politician gift limit increase, and costly electric appliance mandates. New no vehicle solicitation signs were installed at key intersections to improve public safety.
Key positions and references
Key positions
- Support fiscal responsibility and common-sense solutions
- Oppose Measure A sales tax
- Oppose politician gift limit increase
- Oppose costly electric appliance mandate
Agenda items and issues mentioned
- Nitrous oxide ban and smoke shop moratorium (Nov. 4, Items 7.1 and 7.2)
- Opposition to Measure A sales tax (Oct. 21, Item 3.6)
- Opposition to politician gift limit increase (Sep. 16, Item 2.11)
- Opposition to electric appliance mandate (Sep. 9, Item 6.2)
Meetings and events mentioned
- CERT 5K Family Fun Run, March 28, 2026, Almaden Lake Park
- D10 CERT meeting series
- Fill The Boot Fundraiser
- Holiday community events (Hoffman Via Monte Tree Lighting, Los Paseos Holiday Party)
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