On July 19, LBREPORT.com launched our our Taxpayer Impacts Project, writing that "we will report neighborhood and taxpayer impacting conditions experienced by residents that they have brought to the attention of City of Long Beach elected officials and non-elected city management and staff. LBREPORT.com will report actions by the electeds and city staff in response to the issues raised by taxpayers and (very important) results achieved or not achieved."
LBREPORT.com invites LB residents citywide to email us photographs and emails showing conditions they've brought to the attention of LB elected officials and the results to date. We publish successful outcomes as well as unproductive results. We hope initially unproductive results become succesful results but LBREPORT.com will report them either way. We update our text to reflect changes after our initial publication.
Feel free to share your photos and information with us (and invite your friends and neighbors to do so) at: mail@LBReport.com. Please include phone number(s) so we can speak with you.
Please don't send us photos you didn't take or use anonymized or fake screen names or claim you're afraid to say who you are because you think a Councilmember or City Hall may do some bad thing to you. On some issues that matters, but on visible taxpayer and neighborhood impacting conditions, LBREPORT.com believes taxpayers shouldn't flinch at showing and describing conditions they experience in their neighborhoods. .
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