By Daily Press staff
If you want to help guide where the money goes to fund human services within the city, let your voice be heard in the next three months.
“Community Voices 2002,” is a program designed to let citizens tell officials how to prioritize grant money for human services in the next three years. The city’s human services department has developed a profile of the Santa Monica community and determined the range of human service needs for the city.
There will be about 30 different discussion groups and public hearings held throughout the rest of the year to debate the priorities.
A list of public hearings and their dates can be obtained through the division. Call (310) 458-8701 for more information. There will be a Community Voices gathering on Jan. 11 from 9 a.m. to noon.
Originally published in the Santa Monica Daily Press print edition on November 2, 2002. Read the original PDF.