Barry Levinson has lived in Fullerton for 25 years with his wife, Susan, and his son, Brett. He currently serves as Chair of the Fullerton Parks and Recreation Commission. He has been an advocate for the restoration of both sound fiscal policies and accountability in government. He has worked as an internal auditor and manager in both private industry and with the CPA firm Ernst and Young.
Here is a postmortem on the final passage on June 17th of the Fullerton version of a “Civic Openness in Labor Negotiations (COIN) ordinance: During the council meeting a few of citizen activists tried valiantly to persuade two other Fullerton council members in addition to Council member Bruce Whitaker to reject the City of Fullerton’s...
This is my first opportunity to compare an excellent law, the Costa Mesa Ordinance on Civic Openness in Negotiations (C.O.I.N.) vs. the Fullerton Draft C.O.I.N Ordinance. Costa Mesa’s Civic Openness in Negotiations ordinance was designed to make public employee salary and benefit negotiations open and transparent to the public and to all members of the city council as...
California Policy Center’s Parent Union is hosting a special two-day Legislative Summit in Sacramento and you’re invited!
Join us Wednesday, June 22, 2022, from 9:30am-5:00pm, for this free event featuring special guests:
Corey DeAngelis, a key voice in the movement to stop Critical Race Theory from infiltrating classrooms
Assemblyman Kevin Kiley (AD-06), a legislative and education reform leader
Katy Grimes, Editor in Chief of California Globe and long-time investigative journalist covering the California State Capitol
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