SDOP Presented a San Diego County Proclamation
On June 8, 2021, we were presented a San Diego County Proclamation alongside ACLU of San Diego…
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Maria and Tony have been living at Keystone for 35 years. Earlier this year, their rent was increased by 20%, making their home no longer affordable. After their victory in advocating for rent control for mobile home tenants in National City, they will not have to worry about unreasonable rent or fee increases for at least two years!
VICTORY🎉 after months of fighting against unreasonable rent hikes and unfair treatment of residents at Keystone Trailer Park, National City unanimously adopted our rent control ordinance for mobile home tenants on Tuesday night! In the first policy of its kind, this rent cap ordinance will prevent over 270 National City families from losing their housing and protect tenants from rent increases of over 5% annually until 2024. Thanks to our fearless leaders, community members and organizers, this rent control ordinance is one step toward ensuring safe and affordable housing for all!
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Last night, the Vista Inclusionary Housing policy passed the Planning Commission Public Hearing 5-2. This is the first step towards mandating inclusionary housing in the city of Vista. The City Council vote is expected to take place on January 10th #inclusionaryhousing #cityofvista #affordablehousing
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This #GivingTuesday, give the gift of justice. Donate to SDOP today to support our mission of equipping people of faith and spiritual values to build power and organize their communities to win racial and economic justice. Visit bit.ly/SDOPGrows22 to give the gift of justice!