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Council recognizes city programs: Adopt-a-Poll voter outreach and high-efficiency washer rebate
Summary
The council honored two city programs: the election division's Adopt-a-Poll outreach, credited with multilingual staffing and volunteer recruitment, and DWP's high-efficiency washing machine rebate, which the department said has reduced water use and saved residents and the city money.
The Los Angeles City Council on Friday recognized two city-run programs that city officials said increased public participation and conserved water.
The City Clerk’s election division described an Adopt-a-Poll outreach effort that contacted more than 800 community-based organizations and recruited nearly 100 multilingual high-school student poll workers. Council presentations credited the program with staffing 248 polling places with bilingual workers in seven languages and with saving…
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