Click “Download PDFs” from the left-hand menu. Choose to download directory organized by contact or by group. When the dialogue box appears, open the file if you only want to print it, or save the file if you want an electronic copy.
Message a group in web version Click on “Messages” Select the group that you would like to message. Unselect any recipients in the group you don’t want to message. Click “Compose Message.” Sending the message will email all contacts in the group that were left selected. Message a group in app / using your own … Continued
Click on “Search Groups” from the menu on the left of the screen. From there, you can filter contacts by groups, including: Agency, City Managers, City Clerks, Councilmembers, City, CASCC Boards and Committees, Community Partner, Assembly, Senate, and US House. You can find city info (e.g. City Hall contact info, council meeting times) by clicking … Continued
Use the search bar to type in the name of the contact you want to look up. You can view term expiry dates for elected officials in their contact notes.
After receiving a verification email from Directory Spot that you have been granted access to our Directory, follow the instructions in the email from Directory Spot to log in. If you did not receive an e-mail from Directory Spot or forgot your password: Go to directoryspot.net and click on “Login” in the upper right hand … Continued
Each city appoints one member and one alternate to the Board of Directors, Cities Selection Committee, Legislative Action Committee. Per the Association by-laws, the Executive Board is elected yearly (in November) by the Board of Directors. In many of the cities, the Mayor makes the appointments annually.
The CSC is a standing committee of the Cities Association and is also created by California government code 50270 statute. In any county in which two or more cities are incorporated there is a city selection committee for the purpose of appointing city representatives to boards, commissions, and agencies as required by law. The membership … Continued
Yes, the meetings are open to the public so several members of the same jurisdiction may attend. However, only one member may participate and vote for the jurisdiction. Public comments are always allowed.
Cities Association Meetings (Executive Board Meetings, Board of Directors Meetings, Cities Selection Committee Meetings, Legislative Actions Committee Meetings or any other Brown Act committee) are open to the public.
Yes, the Cities Association must comply with public records request. Using your city email address for communications is recommended.
