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District 4 News Releases
| Fresno Council Votes On Median OrdinancePosted: Feb 4, 2010 11:18 AM PST The Fresno City Council voted Thursday on an ordinance to regulate the time, place and manner in which people could occupy a city median. The Median Island Safety Ordinance passed in a 6-1 vote. The ordinance was introduced by City Council President Larry Westerlund, who made it clear in Thursday's meeting that the ordinance was in the public's best interest. "This is really, truly and only about safety," he said >more |
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| FRESNO, Calif. (KFSN) -- The Fresno City Council is curbing any kind of solicitations in the middle of the street. Thursday, homeless advocates complained that the new law would keep a lot of people asking for donations from getting any money. "You guys are trying to bring in investors and all of that >more |
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| Fresno City Council votes "No" To More Dumping In the Delta Posted: Jan 28, 2010 09:47 PM PST By Monty Torres It's unanimous! The Fresno City Council voted seven to nothing Thursday night to strongly object to a Sacramento County request to dump more waste water into the delta. Sacramento County's Regional Waste Water Treatment Facility wants to increase the amount of waste water they discharge into the Sacramento River, from 181 to 218 million gallons per day. They've applied to the state water control board for permission, but Fresno City Council President Larry Westerlund is leading the charge to block that application with a resolution opposing the request. >more |
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| Westerlund Elected Fresno Council Leader Posted at 11:46 PM on Thursday, Jan. 07, 2010By George Hostetter / The Fresno Bee Fresno City Council Member Larry Westerlund was elected council president Thursday morning in a brief meeting. Westerlund, who represents District 4, succeeds District 3 Council Member Cynthia Sterling. >more |
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| Federal stimulus dollars are now available for Fresno County businesses to cover almost all of the expenses of new employees through 2010. The Fresno Chamber is coordinating activities to help you take advantage of this new opportunity to underwrite the cost of new employees. All you need to do is attend a one-hour session that describes the details and register your company - it's that simple! The 80/20 program will cover the salary, supplies, materials, training and other related costs for these employees. >more |
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| Dear Fresno Citizens,You are invited to our next neighborhood meeting on Tuesday, October 27th, at 6:30pm at Ericson Elementary School in the cafeteria located at 4774 E. Yale (Chestnut/Clinton).The topics that we will be discussing is Law Enforcement, Planning, Code, Parks, Utilities and Public Works. >more |
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| The City of Fresno Public Works will be doing street improvement on Shaw Ave.The eastbound and westbound lanes of Shaw Avenue between Highway 168 and just west of Blackstone Avenue will be impacted by lane and ramp closures during scheduled road re-paving work starting Sunday, October 11. It will continue to October 20, 24-hours a day.Motorist are encouraged to use alternate routes during construction, whenever possible >more |
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| Dear Fresno Citizens,You are invited to our next neighborhood meeting on Tuesday, Sept. 29th, at 6:30pm at The First Church of God 3920 N. First Street (between Dakota and Ashlan).The topics that we will be discussing is Law Enforcement, Planning, Code, Parks, Utilities and Public Works >more |
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| On Friday, Aug. 7, 2009 5-6:30 PM, Councilmember Larry Westerlund will participate in the ribbon-cutting and a special musical program and artwork at the grand opening ceremony for the Academy of Classical Music and Art, at 2051 E. Shaw Ave. in Fresno >more |
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| Dear Fresno Citizens, You are invited to our next neighborhood meeting on Wednesday, June 17th, at 6:30pm at Eaton Elementary School in the cafeteria located at 1451 E. Sierra Avenue (Sierra & Millbrook). The topics that we will be discussing is Law Enforcement, Planning, Code, Parks, Utilities and Public Works. >more |
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