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City Of Berkeley: Watch How To Use Online Mapping Tools And Identify Co ...
Learn To Submit Maps For New Council Boundaries At Oct. 2 Meeting
September 23, 2021
Berkeley, California (Thursday, September 23, 2021) - Come to a virtual meeting where you can learn how to help shape new City Council district boundaries and even submit your own maps on paper or using online tools.
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The City's eight Council boundaries are re-drawn every ten years using updated Census figures, but, for the first time in Berkeley, they'll be drawn by an independent commission rather than elected officials.
Using public input, the Independent Redistricting Commission will draw eight districts with roughly the same number of people. They'll look to keep communities with similar social and economic interests together.
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What the map looks like is something you can take part in.
Oct. 2 meeting starts map submission period
Tell us about your community
- Email: redistricting@cityofberkeley.info
- In person: Call (510) 981‐6908 to make an appointment.
- Mail: City Clerk Department, 2180 Milvia Street, 1st Floor, Berkeley, CA 94704
Links:
- City of Berkeley Independent Redistricting Commission
- Communities of Interest Online Form
- Communities of Interest downloadable form (English/Español)
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