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City
Adopts 2009-11 Financial Plan:
On June 16, 2009, the Council approved a two-year budget for
2009-11. In San Luis Obispo, this is much more than a
"numbers" document: the budget determines the City's priorities and
sets our course for the next two years. For this reason, the
central question facing us in both good times and bad is: What
are the most important things for the City to accomplish over the
next two years? And with the very tough fiscal outlook
facing the City, which would be much worse without Measure Y
revenues, it's an especially important question this budget season.Click here for
more information about the goal-setting and budget process,
including the Adopted
2009-11 Financial Plan, results of the Council's
strategic budget direction,
Council Goals for 2009-11, detailed background information about the
Community Forum that was held on January 15, 2009,
the
Council Goal Setting Workshop on January 31, 2009 and
the Five Year General Fund Fiscal Forecast.
- Census 2010 News:
The U.S. Census Bureau has begun printing the 2010 Census
questionnaires. The new questionnaire, which every residential
address will receive, is designed to be one of the shortest since
the first census in 1790, asking just 10 quest1ons and taking about
10 minutes to complete. This information will provide critical data
that will guide representation in Congress and affect funding for
our community. The data collected will also help inform
decision makers how our community is changing.
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Saving Yesterday for Tomorrow:
Community Historic Records Preservation Project:
As one of California's oldest settlements, San Luis Obispo has a
rich and varied history. Stored in the City vault are the
City's earliest minutes, ordinances, resolutions, land applications,
letters, and library minutes dating back 150 years. All are in
danger of deterioration and will eventually be lost without the help of our
community. Groups or individuals are strongly urged to
consider making a donation to the
Preserving the Past for
Tomorrow project. For further information about this
unique project, please contact the City Clerk's
Office at 781-7102.
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Online
Utility Billing and Payment is Available Now! Water and sewer customers now have the option to access water
and sewer account information on line. We are committed to
providing the highest level of service possible and are pleased to
provide customers with the option to:
* Make water and sewer bill payments online as needed, or
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Sign up for monthly utility bills to be paid automatically from
a
debit or credit card;
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View and compare water use and account transaction history;
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Sign up for water and sewer service.
Paying your water and sewer bill has never been easier!
Visit the
Utility Billing site to get started
- The Ranger
Service would like to promote education about the “Living with
California Mountain Lions” brochure. Due to the recent sightings
of mountain lions in the City’s open space, it's appropriate to inform the public about this species of wildlife. Check our their website for more tips while on the trails.
- The City
of San Luis Obispo, Cal Poly and Cuesta College have partnered for a
2nd year, offering FREE conflict resolution services to all SLO
residents. If you are experiencing challenges with a
neighbor, landlord, tenant or roommate, call 549-0442 to start
moving from conflict to resolution. Conflict Resolution
Specialists are available to speak with you regarding your
dispute and will help you determine if mediation is the next
step. For more information, contact
Creative
Mediation.
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