Stockton residents demand accountability at packed City Council meeting
Stockton’s latest City Council gathering attracted a packed house on Tuesday evening. Residents filled the chamber, voicing concerns about transparency, street cleanliness, and unmet pledges from previous plans. The session included a proclamation for Great American Smokeout Day and a proposal involving local boxers.
The meeting kicked off with young championship boxers leading the Pledge of Allegiance. Later, Vice Mayor Jason Lee proposed sponsoring a trip for the athletes to meet Floyd Mayweather in Las Vegas.
The meeting covered a range of local topics, from public health initiatives to concerns about governance. Residents departed with some recognition of progress but continued calls for accountability. The council now faces pressure to address transparency and follow through on past commitments.
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