RIVERSIDE (CNS) - The last of the Board of Supervisors' "listening sessions'' to gauge the breadth of economic turmoil in Riverside County stemming from the coronavirus public health lockdowns, as well as determine how to adjust county services to better meet residents' needs overall in the future, will be held Saturday, Oct. 24.
"We have had two listening sessions, in which we are hearing from our residents on what is important to them, especially when it comes to county programs and services,'' Board Chairman Manuel Perez said. "I'm looking forward to listening to more suggestions and comments this Saturday. I encourage the public to please participate in this session.''
The session is scheduled from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the board chamber at the County Administrative Center on Lemon St
