Redistricting, redrawing district lines based on new Census numbers, has begun in the City of Alhambra.
By News Desk
City officials are asking the public to participate by attending a workshop, submitting a public comment form, or submitting their own draft map for consideration. The city will hold the first of five public workshops via Zoom on Thursday, November 4th, at 6:00 pm.
Mayor Katherine Lee said:
Public involvement is critical in this process. The goal of redistricting is to provide fair and effective representation for all. The public can help achieve that goal by actively participating in the redistricting process.
The City will draw new district lines based on the results of the 2020 U S Census. With an interest in accessibility and receiving as much public input as possible during the workshops, the City will be providing live interpretation in Spanish, Vietnamese, and Mandarin.
Additionally, an online mapping tool and public comment form are available through the City’s website.
A draft map will be presented in January 2022 at the conclusion of the public workshops. The public will then have an opportunity to comment before a final map is adopted in March 2022. Census data reveals the City of Alhambra’s population now stands at 83,109.
For more information about the process, the public can email City Clerk Lauren Myles at lmyles@cityofalhambra.org.










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