A Message From Brad Sherman

Dear Granada Hills Resident,


I would like to invite you to join me at the upcoming Granada Hills North Neighborhood Council Meeting on Monday, April 25th. The meeting will take place at 6:30 p.m. at the Rinaldi Adult Center-Auditorium, located at 17450 Rinaldi Street.



Attending Neighborhood Council Meetings are an important part of my job. I will address the Granada Hills North Neighborhood Council on issues facing Congress, as well as my efforts to improve the quality of life in Granada Hills and surrounding communities. I look forward to responding to questions and listening to what’s on the mind of Granada Hills residents.



I also wanted to make sure you were aware of my constituent services program. The most important thing we do is solve problems for local residents and businesses. My staff and I are here to help you resolve problems with federal agencies. Below are several services that we can provide.



If you have any questions or an opinion about any issue facing Congress, please write, call or email me.





Sincerely,



Congressman Brad Sherman



P.S. I will be holding a Town Hall meeting to discuss all of the issues facing Congress. Over the years, I’ve held over 100 town hall meetings in the San Fernando Valley. They are a great opportunity for me to listen to what’s on the minds of Valley residents and respond to questions. In addition, my district office staff will be on hand to assist you with any problems you may be having with federal agencies. The meeting will take place Sunday, May 15th from 3:00 – 4:30 PM at Cal State University Northridge (CSUN)’s new Valley Performing Arts Center, located at 18111 Nordhoff St. Free Town Hall parking is available in Lots B1 and B2, located on the corner of Nordhoff St. and Darby Ave. The event, parking and refreshments are free. I hope to see you there.

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  1. Kim ThompsonApril 25, 2011 at 8:51 AM

    I hope to see people there and with good questions for him! We will have food like we do at every meeting and we will also be introducing the new Principal of VRHS#4!

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