Why are some communities in Contra Costa County unincorporated?
Exploring unincorporated Saranap: the benefits of avoiding city politics, why annexation is costly, and how LAFCO governs municipal formation.
Tagged "local-politics".
8 posts tagged with this term.
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Tue 20 June 2023
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Mon 20 February 2023
Mobile homes are a piece of the housing puzzle
Making the YIMBY case for mobile homes as part of California's housing solution, covering affordability, ownership, flexibility, and environmental benefits.
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Thu 04 July 2019
How to bring more businesses to Contra Costa County
Analysis of Contra Costa County's business landscape and proposals for attracting more companies through conference centers, business clubs, arts districts, and industry branding.
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Sat 02 March 2019
Some great advice about how to stand out in local politics
Key insights from Sacramento visits: standing out in politics is simple - just follow through on commitments and support existing officials' agendas.
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Sat 13 October 2018
The great 2018 Assembly District 16 debate
Analysis of the 2018 Assembly District 16 debate between Catherine Baker and Rebecca Bauer-Kahan, evaluating their positions and performance.
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Sun 26 August 2018
Where's the 'alt-middle'?
Frustrated by partisan politics, I'm looking for the 'alt-middle' - candidates willing to break party lines and take positions on housing and policy.
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Fri 17 August 2018
About the Contra Costa County Sustainability Commission
Overview of Contra Costa County's Sustainability Commission, its role in implementing the Climate Action Plan and reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
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Tue 03 July 2018
What does it mean to be unincorporated?
Learning what it means to live in unincorporated Saranap - outside city limits but still getting services, with different political and permitting rules.