Oceanside Redistricting Continues, 2nd Community Meeting Jan 19

OCEANSIDE, CA — The City of Oceanside has started the process of redistricting the City Council's four districts with a series of Public Hearings and Community Outreach Meetings from January through March.

The second meeting is this Wednesday at 6pm in the Oceanside Civic Center Library Community Rooms.. The city is encouraging residents to participate and provide feedback.

Redistricting is the process of adjusting district lines to reflect local populations changes, so that each district continues to contain nearly the same number of people as the other districts. The four Oceanside district lines will be redrawn to reflect local population changes shown in the 2020 Census. It is required to occur when census data is released every 10 years.

There are several ways for the public to provide input on where the district lines should be drawn and what communities or groups are important to keep together. In addition to the community meetings the city offers the following resources:

Click here to provide input on your Community of Interest
Click here to draw your own example map for consideration
Click here to search for your current District by address

View a full schedule of public hearings and meetings for City Council redistricting and learn more on the City website.