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L.A. Candidate Forum on the Environment, Transportation, and the Economy

Yosemite Hall at the California Endowment

1000 N. Alameda St., Los Angeles 90012

Join candidates for Los Angeles city council, controller and city attorney as they outline their positions on key issues regarding the environment, transportation, and the Los Angeles economy. The forum unites citywide and neighborhood organizations to ask candidates about their vision for Los Angeles.

Space is limited. RSVP today!

Schedule

8:30 am: Opening Reception with coffee and pastries

9:00 am: Welcome

Tom Eisenhauer, President of the Los Angeles League of Conservation Voters

9:15 am: City Attorney Discussion

10:05 am: City Council District 9 Discussion

11:05 am: City Council District 13 Discussion

12:00pm: Lunch (provided)

12:15 pm: Luncheon Session

1:00 pm: City Controller Discussion

1:50 pm: City Council District 1 Discussion

2:40 pm: City Council District 6 Discussion with special election candidates

3:55 pm: Closing Remarks
Jonathan Parfrey, Executive Director of Climate Resolve

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