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Eligibility for City Commissions

Summary

Costa Mesa is opening up spots on city commissions to non-U.S. citizens! This means residents who aren't citizens could soon have a say in local policy decisions.

At a glance

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Impact analysis

💰Financial impact

This change likely won't cost taxpayers extra, but it could bring fresh perspectives to city planning.

✅Who benefits

Non-citizen residents who want to get involved in local government will benefit from this inclusive policy.

⚠️Who could be affected

No groups negatively affected

Mentions & discussions (1)

Los Angeles TimesAug 4, 2021

Should locals be U.S. citizens to serve on city commissions? Costa Mesa Council narrowly decides no

Should locals be U.S. citizens to serve on city commissions? Costa Mesa Council narrowly decides no Los Angeles Times

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