FRESNO ON THE RECORD. PUBLIC ACCOUNTABILITY. COMMUNITY INPUT. DOCUMENTATION.
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FRESNO ON THE RECORD. PUBLIC ACCOUNTABILITY. COMMUNITY INPUT. DOCUMENTATION. -
RENE CAMPOS. FRESNO. ON THE RECORD.
A Fresno public accountability platform. Documenting City Hall, tracking what gets decided, and giving residents a place to be heard.
FRESNO IS TALKING. I’M KEEPING THE RECORD.
Residents across Fresno are sending in what they’re dealing with: housing, homelessness, disability access, city services, wages, and retaliation. Systems that don’t answer. People who get pushed aside.
The election is over. The work isn’t. I’m not campaigning. I’m building a public record. Office or not, I can ask questions, document what’s happening, and push for transparency when people are being ignored.
I can’t promise to fix every situation, and I won’t pretend to. But if something in Fresno needs to be seen, send it here. It gets documented.
HOMELESSNESS IS PART OF THIS WORK.
Residents are reporting encampment enforcement, property taken or thrown out, no notice, no storage, and no clear answer on who’s accountable. Those reports are being documented.
The approach is straightforward: public records, policy questions, city procedures, and firsthand accounts from people directly affected. This isn’t about attacking police or excusing everything. It’s one question, asked plainly: is Fresno solving homelessness, or just moving it out of sight?