Rivers for Cotati City Council

11/28/2024

Gentle reminder: Come join me at 6pm today at the Redwood Café! Thank you.

11/05/2024

Please don't forget to vote today! 🗳️
Polls are typically open until 7pm local time.
If you're not sure where to go, please click below.
https://www.vote.org/polling-place-locator/
Thank you!

10/24/2024

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06/19/2024

AFL-CIO Alert: The fight for workers' rights and civil rights are inseparable. This Juneteenth, we're asking you to check your voter registration status:

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04/24/2024

I hope to see you this evening from 6pm-8pm at Coffee with Kay at the Redwood Café at 8240 Old Redwood Hwy in Cotati.

03/27/2024

Gentle Reminder: Coffee with Kay Today!
Stop on by Redwood Café and share your thoughts on Cotati between 6pm and 8pm today, Wednesday, March 27!

01/24/2024

Hooray! It's the 4th Wednesday of the month!
Won't you join us?!

01/22/2024

2023 Year in Review:
Honoring and being Inclusive of Cotati residents who belong to marginalized communities are what I am most proud of this last year. From LGBT+ and Juneteenth flag raising ceremonies to passing Sonoma County’s first Israeli-Palestinian Ceasefire resolution, I couldn’t be more proud of our town. Thank you to each of you who attended a Council Meeting, a Coffee with Kay and/or expressed your opinions in writing over the past year. Please keep coming. Your voice matters.

Honoring Original People:
Honoring descendants of local Native People’s preference to not use image of Native person as city seal. Replacing image across Cotati with one representing Nature and our town’s center hexagonal plaza.

Protecting Senior Mobile Home Park:
Passed ordinance to preserve status of last senior-designated mobile home park in Cotati. Protecting affordable housing for Cotati’s seniors.

Flag Raisings:
Honoring and acknowledging the accomplishments of our city’s residents from the marginalized communities of LGBTQIA and African American.
• LGBTQIA Pride Flag raised with ceremony including former RCHS GSA President and Program Manager of LGBTQ Connections.
• Juneteenth Flag raised with ceremony including RCHS BSU President addressing the gathering, “Fruitdale” actress, Marjorie Crump Shears reading a poem and singing the Black National Anthem with Miles Rivers as the flag was raised.

Israeli-Palestinian Ceasefire and Permanent Resolution to the Conflict:
Although this actually passed in January, public request for such a resolution came in December.
https://srp-prod-public-pdfs.s3-us-west-2.amazonaws.com/MlbWBtjGSdV9h2u6MqAnJzPOMr4.pdf

Thank you.

12/27/2023

Happy Holidays! Celebrate the season and let me know what’s working for you and what you’d like the council to address at Redwood Café this evening anytime between 6pm until 8pm.

08/23/2023

I hope to see you this evening...

06/25/2023

Happy Pride!! 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️❤️🧡💛💚💙💜🤎🖤🩷🤍🩵