"To all of our community past, present, and future, I hope you are renewed in your commitment to the movement and our organization for the future. To our candidates; keep the tradition strong. Run like our futures depend on your integrity and love for Richmond." — BK Williams, Co-Chair, RPA.
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Corporate-free candidates, fair elections and taxes, equitable representation
Rent control, just-cause eviction, no corporate housing
Safe, accessible public spaces for all individuals and their families
Holding polluters accountable, investing in a sustainable future economy
Holistic, community-based crisis prevention and de-escalation
Living wages, benefits for local workers, small businesses, and entrepreneurs
Training and empowering the future generation of civic and community leaders
December 04, 2024
Latest News from Richmond City Hall Catch up on hot items from the last Richmond City Council meeting below. If you're interested in making public comments as a member of RPA or getting involved, contact us. Meetings are primarily held on the first, third,...
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Championing Change in Richmond By Steve Early This article was originally published on https://www.californiadsa.org/news/rpa-2024-interview In 2006 Richmond, California became the largest city in the U.S. to elect a Green Party member as its mayor (a record it still holds). The successful candidate, who served...
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City of Richmond Announces Launch of ARPA Business Support Grant Applications to Support Small Businesses Richmond, CA – The City of Richmond is pleased to announce the allocation of American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) grant funds to assist local small businesses in recovering from the...
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