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The official website for Liberal Member of Provincial Parliament Lou Rinaldi. This site is established to inform and assist the constituents of Northumberland-Quinte West and to facilitate communication between the people of Northumberland-Quinte West and their elected representative in the Legislative Assembly of Ontario Lou Rinaldi

As the State Member for Castle Hill, Ray's job is to represent the people who elected him as their representative in the New South Wales Parliament.

The Liberty Institute, an independent, non-profit think tank, leads Empowering India, an initiative that attempts to empower voters with information about their candidates, constituencies, and political parties. The objective is to encourage citizens to actively participate in the democratic process, as well as promote transparency and accountability in politics. Empowering India is an outcome of a realization at the Liberty Institute that good public policy ultimately originates from a better understanding of the processes that shape democratic politics and influence governance.

As an elected member of the Freeport City Council, Andrew has been a strong advocate for more funding for public infrastructure, blight reduction, and law enforcement in Freeport. He's fought for streamlining and improving city services and changing city policies that promote healthy economic and community development and property improvements.

The Rocklin Teachers Professional Association (RTPA) is the professional organization for the certificated personnel of the Rocklin Unified School District. Our association represents a wide range of certificated personnel, who are not in a supervisory/management position such as classroom teachers, speech & language pathologists, librarians, elementary P.E. and VAPA teachers, psychologists, counselors, adaptive physical education teachers, English language development teachers, and elementary music teachers. Our total membership is approximately 600+ full and part-time professionals. We are a charter of the California Teachers Association (CTA)/National Education Association (NEA). Our association is led by a four member Executive Board who are elected by the membership and a site Representative Council of 30 members. The Executive Board and Site Rep Council meet monthly during the school year. THESE MEETINGS ARE OPEN TO ALL MEMBERSHIP. The meetings are run with an agenda, if any member would like to speak at the meeting, please contact the president to be put on the agenda. The main purpose of our association is to support our membership as employees of the Rocklin Unified School District . In addition, we support public education at the state and national levels. RTPA believes that all students should have their education delivered to them by trained professionals who work in a clean and safe environment. We ARE the public schools. We SUPPORT public education. RTPA is proud of the exceptional job that we do for the students of RUSD.  

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At the annual Downriver Summit Meeting many years ago, it became apparent that there was a significant need in the Downriver area to improve on quality of life issues. One of these quality of life issues raised by major employers in the area stated that families and employees need connected walking and biking paths. From there, Representative George Mans and Congressman John Dingell spearheaded the start of the Downriver Linked Greenways Initiative (DLGI) meetings to gauge the various communities level of interest. It soon became clear that local and regional interest in the development of connected, non-motorized trails was very high. Around the same time, the Detroit River had been designated a National Heritage River, making additional funding and resources available for improvements to the riverfront. After several meetings, it was evident that if the Downriver communities wanted to apply for funding for the project, a coordinated and professionally prepared plan would be necessary to illustrate the united front of the Downriver communities. To orchestrate this effort, the Downriver Community Conference (DCC) was elected to serve as the oversight organization due to their ability to coordinate the various communities. Serving in this manner, the DCC is fulfilling a service for which it was precisely set up to do more than 24 years ago. The DCC’s mission is to provide assistance to the entire downriver area because not all communities are equal in size and economic ability. Many of the Downriver communities as well as private institutions contributed funding for retaining the planning team assisting the DCC in the preparation of the plan.