@jam7x@TucsonTomorrow Funding for ladder trucks tucked in the fine print of 414 would have allow for this. Until the city has the trucks to mitigate a conflagration the buildings you propose will not be built or uninsurable.
@FreemanWSJ@WSJopinion What are you offering as a solution? Profits should follow efficiencies and innovation rather than the “willful blindness” of organizations and algorithms that facilitate defrauding consumers.
@FreemanWSJ@WSJopinion Perhaps you don’t see the need of first responders until after you need them. Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has been a godsend for my household. We are now paying the offered loan rate versus the higher rate that was received.
@MegBartelt Absolutely address termite damage as you find it/ before the next earthquake. Property taxes increase in Berkeley faster than nearby cities as students vote yes on nearly every bond measure.
@TucsonTomorrow@AndyfromTucson Permanent housing is a terrible idea. Every city needs open space when bad things happen. The core purpose of Golden Gate Park in SF is not recreation. It's to have a a location for people to live while rebuilding the city after a conflagration / earthquake.
@TucsonProgress It’s the “dogs playing poker on velvet” of signage. If it’s going to be donated to the museum, it should be given with a sum of money to pay for storage and thrown it away at a later date. If they were smart, they would just sell it at auction as surplus.
@TucsonProgress @SWGas Who voted yes on the increase and what are we getting for the $. I am willing to pay to avoid a San Bruno pipeline like explosion. I remember alameda island Calif. gas fires in the early nineties. Around 30 homes on fire all at once in different parts of the city. Terrifying.
@almaforarizona@InternRevServ@TheRialtoTucson@matisyahu Representative are you dehydrated? The venue is not in your district. You are weaponing the policing powers of the IRS. If there was wrongdoing, it’s a civil matter not a political one. If there was breach of contract let it be hashed out in courtroom.