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City committee proposes seven new appointments to enhance diversity in government

December 19, 2023 | Calistoga, Napa County, California



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City committee proposes seven new appointments to enhance diversity in government
During the December 19, 2023, City Council meeting in Calistoga, significant discussions centered around the appointment of new members to various city committees, highlighting a commitment to diversity and community involvement. The council proposed adding five new members to the Advisory Task Force on Climate (ATAC), one new member to the Green Committee, one to the Housing Committee, and one to the Planning Commission, totaling seven new appointments.

Council members emphasized the importance of these changes, noting that they reflect a collective desire for diversity and broader community representation in local governance. The discussions underscored a shared understanding among council members that while the need for diversity is pressing, the process must be approached thoughtfully and measuredly.

Despite the enthusiasm for these appointments, it became clear that the current resolution regarding the nominees might not pass as initially proposed. Council members expressed a willingness to modify the resolution to better align with the community's needs and expectations. This collaborative spirit aims to ensure that the appointments not only enhance diversity but also maintain effective leadership within the city's housing and planning sectors.

As the council moves forward, the focus will remain on fostering inclusivity while ensuring that the governance structure effectively serves the community's interests. The next steps will involve revising the resolution to facilitate a successful outcome that reflects the values and aspirations of Calistoga residents.

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