Councilman Zimmerman, on behalf of our community, I want to extend sincere gratitude for your tireless work and commitment to restoring the livability of our neighborhoods. Your effective leadership has been clearly demonstrated—not only in addressing the challenges under the 405, but also in successfully convincing the Mayor to roll back the extended parking hours.
These actions reflect a deep responsiveness to both the residents who elected you and those who live, own property here, work or own businesses here. Your efforts are having a meaningful and positive impact across our community, and we greatly appreciate your dedication and advocacy.
The fact that the mayor ever thought this was an acceptable change underlines his total inadequacy for the position that he’s in. If Zimmerman can somehow halt the other insanity he has unleashed on our area (namely, shoving 200 people into the Northrup shelter, as well as all the increased camping and unwanted loitering/instability we are seeing), I will not only vote for him next year, I’d vote for him if he ran for mayor next time around.
I don’t know what the other District 4 councilors (Mitch Green, Olivia Clark) even do - certainly nothing beneficial to the neighborhood they are supposed to represent.
Good work by Councilor Zimmerman for pushing back on and reversing this plan, something that never should have happened in the first place.
Councilman Zimmerman, on behalf of our community, I want to extend sincere gratitude for your tireless work and commitment to restoring the livability of our neighborhoods. Your effective leadership has been clearly demonstrated—not only in addressing the challenges under the 405, but also in successfully convincing the Mayor to roll back the extended parking hours.
These actions reflect a deep responsiveness to both the residents who elected you and those who live, own property here, work or own businesses here. Your efforts are having a meaningful and positive impact across our community, and we greatly appreciate your dedication and advocacy.
The fact that the mayor ever thought this was an acceptable change underlines his total inadequacy for the position that he’s in. If Zimmerman can somehow halt the other insanity he has unleashed on our area (namely, shoving 200 people into the Northrup shelter, as well as all the increased camping and unwanted loitering/instability we are seeing), I will not only vote for him next year, I’d vote for him if he ran for mayor next time around.
I don’t know what the other District 4 councilors (Mitch Green, Olivia Clark) even do - certainly nothing beneficial to the neighborhood they are supposed to represent.