Association of California Cities – Orange County Opens Doors for Business Thursday Night
PRESS RELEASE – FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE, February 15, 2011
Contact Michael Suydam, (949) 981-5008
WHAT: Grand Opening Reception for the new Offices of the Association of California Cities – Orange County (ACCOC)
WHO: City council and staff members of 23 Orange County cities, governmental, business and community leaders, ACCOC staff. The program will feature the following presenters:
- Robert Ming, President, ACCOC
- Lacy Kelly, CEO, ACCOC
- Representatives from various elected officials presenting proclamations and resolutions for ACCOC
WHEN: Thursday, February 17, 2011; 5 p.m. with 20-minute program beginning at 5:30 p.m. followed by networking social and office tours
WHERE: Offices of the Association of California Cities Orange County, at 600 South Main Street, Ninth Floor, Orange, CA (OCTA Building)
*Please note that parking will not be validated for the structure, althought you may still park there for a fee. Free parking is available at the southwest corner of Main Street and the 22 Fwy.
WHY: City leaders will gather to formally open the offices of the Association of California Cities – Orange County, the new hub for good public policy.
The Association of California Cities – Orange County (ACCOC) is a non-profit organization that serves as the hub for good public policy and a strong voice for Orange County’s cities. Comprised of members representing both the public and private sectors, ACCOC offers a vast array of benefits and resources for its members at the local level while leading collaborative efforts to effect positive change region-wide.
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Association of California Cities, Orange County | 600 South Main Street, Suite 940 | Orange | CA | 92868
That’s a cute picture. I am going to hang it on my fire place mantle.
She is laughing because she is holding his “ACCOC”. So Sad!
I am so glad that we all have such a better understanding of their deep concern for “Positive Change” W.T.F.? what is their conception of positive change? Pedroza, you owe it to these clowns to tell us what they exist for? What is their idea of positive change? They get paid to do what? Facilitate what? Santa Ana opted out, Because they desire better air? You are giving us 1/5 of the real story aren’t you? Tell us what you really know.
Mateo,
It is just a press release amigo. Nothing to lose sleep over…
You owe it to your readers Mr silent Man! How does Santa Ana have a better plan for positive change? Let me guess “Hope”? “A place for Art”? Owe I get it. “Positive Change!” I say, change the system! Reject The system! It is a freak in joke! Everyday more and more people are getting paid to be anti-productive, co-opted, sell out kiss ass, say nothing, stand for nothing, bend over for no reason what so ever meaningless do- whops. wake up people! Is this the world that you were meant to inherit? Fake Progressives like our local politicians and Yes our President are more pathetic than the most idiotic Tea bagger. The people of Egypt are the truth, and if some radical islamic freak show takes over the world then they deserve it! Because atleast the have the heart or soul to fight for something meaningful. Peace Out.
Is Robert Rizzo going to be there?
Last I heard he was volunteering at a horse race track – and his assistant is testifying this week about all his dirty business…
Believe me, Rizzo is going to be there in spirit.
Please don’t post any more Accocs. Your Amigo is loosing it.
Just call me Nostradamus Pedroza. I found some other articles on line about this group, and just as I suspected, there is definitely more to the story than we are hearing. So why do these clowns exist? The rumor is that “redevelopment money” has something to do with it. Tell us more! Tell us more! I knew it was not just about Air Quality, and paid circle jerks. What do they lobby for or not lobby for?