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AAMLO Newsletter April 2025

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Oakland's AAMLO Newsletter for April 2025 aims to strengthen community ties by providing essential information about city services and governance. The newsletter highlights upcoming meetings and encourages residents to engage through the OAK 311 service request platform. By promoting civic participation, the city seeks to empower residents to take an active role in local affairs. The newsletter includes resources for connecting with the Mayor and City Council, fostering open communication between officials and constituents. This initiative aligns with Oakland's commitment to transparency and community involvement.

The city hopes that increased awareness will lead to higher participation in local governance. Historical context shows that such newsletters have improved public engagement in past initiatives. Overall, the newsletter serves as a vital tool for keeping the community informed and involved in city matters.

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