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== What's in San Diego's public policy debate today? ==
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This wiki aims to provide a publicly accessible repository of historical information on San Diego's public policy and fiscal policy. It is hosted by the San Diego Taxpayer's Educational Foundation (SDTEF), and not but all community members are free to contribute to this wiki.
Learn More About San Diego's History: Who won the Watchdog? Who won the Fleece?
The SDTEF aims to inform San Diego County voters by providing publicly accessible information on Public Policy History. The Education Foundation also aims to engage communities by providing shared knowledge on San Diego's different elements.
San Dieguito Union High School District & Solana Beach School District
The districts worked collaboratively to create a partnership whereby SBSD would be a tenant of SDUHSD during the 2017-18 school year required to rebuild Skyline School
San Diego Regional Association of Governments
SANDAG has spent $61 million on its Bike Early Action Program — but to date, the agency has completed less than four miles of bike lanes
What was in San Diego's public policy debate four years ago and forty years ago?
John Leppert, Second Executive Director of the San Diego County Taxpayers Association, testifying at a San Diego Council budget hearing in the 1960s.A press conference held by the San Diego County Taxpayers Association in lieu of the 2000 election season.
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