Public comments are due November 2, 2026. Here is what the proposal covers and how to make your views heard.
The rules used to count people for congressional representation deserve public attention. The Census Bureau has proposed changes to residence criteria and demographic questions for the 2030 census, and residents have an opportunity to weigh in before the public comment period closes on November 2, 2026. These are proposed rules, subject to the rulemaking process. Read More
This is an In-Person meeting for interested people to discuss and debate additions/deletions/amendments to the current bylaws for the 27/28 CCRCC term. Changes decided at this meeting will be presented at the Reorg meeting to be considered by the full contingent of PCOs. RSVP to Kirk to let him know you will attend. See you on Thursday.
Vancouver’s Ethics Rules: Who Holds City Hall Accountable?
What happens when the process for holding elected officials accountable comes under scrutiny itself? In this opinion letter, Rob Anderson argues that Vancouver’s city attorney overstepped her role in reviewing his ethics complaint against Council Member Diana Perez—raising pointed questions about whether the city is following its own rules.Read more at Clark County Today
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