After months of discussion, on June 1 the SLO City Council adopted a two-year financial plan that lays the foundation for the City’s budget, community priorities and economic recovery through 2023.

Beginning in February, the SLO Chamber Board advocated for a suite of goals to support community and economic recovery — many of which were adopted in the City’s final plan.

Cracking the Government Code is a new five-part event series from the SLO Chamber designed to get you answers to these questions and share shortcuts to more quickly and easily shape the community you love. If you’re someone who wants to get involved and help craft the future you want to see, this series was designed for you.

The Chamber has advocated for a renewed focus on addressing the growing challenge of homelessness at both the City and County levels. In the past few weeks, our Board and Legislative Action Committee have identified ways for the business community to support and amplify the great work being done by so many nonprofits in our region. Listen to SLO Chamber Director of Governmental Affairs, Molly Kern share more about the community’s response and plans for next steps.