Town hall meetings are an excellent opportunity for me to listen to what's on the mind of Valley residents and to respond to questions. On February 21st we will discuss health care, the economy, taxes, education and all the issues facing Congress. My constituent service staff will also be available to help you deal with any problem you're having with any federal agency. The event, refreshments, and parking are free, so I hope to see you on Sunday, February 21st.
--- Congressman Brad Sherman
2:00-3:30 p.m.
Reseda High School
18230 Kittridge Street
Telephone Town Hall Poll Results
Thank you to the roughly 5,000 Valley residents who participated in the telephone town hall on January 25th. During the Telephone Town Hall, Congressman Sherman elicited the input of his constituents by asking a series of survey questions about pressing issues. The results of survey questions can be found by clicking here.
New Valley Census Report
Congressman Brad Sherman released the U.S. Census Bureau's latest San Fernando Valley Census Report. At his request, the Census Bureau updated the report using detailed data from the 2008 American Community Survey (ACS). The first-ever Valley Census Report was released in December 2006, also at Sherman's request.
The Valley Census Report offers an annual demographic snapshot of the San Fernando Valley to help community organizations, businesses, and government leaders make better-informed decisions affecting the Valley's future and help our region compete for its fair share of funding for transportation improvements, housing, and social service programs.
Washington - These days, a modern depression seems almost within the realm of possibility. To avert this, we need an enormous, immediate stimulus. But unless it's well designed, it may not pass Congress; it may not achieve its objectives; or worse, it may sow the seeds of a disastrous decline in the dollar's value.
