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Chat with Matt this Thursday March 10 at 6pm

ByAlan Chan

Dear Neighbor,

This week’s Chat with Matt will feature a special guest: our new Southern Division Captain, Brian Matchett. I’m excited to introduce Captain Matchett and give him a little time to share his vision for public safety in our neighborhoods and take your safety-related questions.

Our team will also take a few minutes to address the recent concerns raised by residents regarding building electrification proposals in San Jose. In the meantime, you can learn more about city staff’s draft proposal and offer your public comment to help shape the debate at City Hall.

Please RSVP for our Chat with Matt this Thursday, March 10th at 6pm here:

RSVP link

Sincerely,

Matt Mahan

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