¡COMIDA SI! ¡RENTA NO!
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FOOD NOT RENT!
Glendale Tenants Union is a tenant-led organization
committed to strengthening tenant power and supporting the residents of Glendale. We believe in organizing to prevent rising rents, evictions, and gentrification, and are working every day towards justice for renters and the unhoused in a city where tenants make up 67% of the population.
GTU strives to be inclusive of all people in our community and therefore we do not tolerate racism, homophobia, xenophobia, ageism, or any other form of harassment and oppression.
Our immediate goal is to establish rent stabilization that allows for affordable, healthy and habitable living in Glendale.
On October 22nd, GTU hosted a march from our weekly meeting spot, Pacific Park, to the steps of Glendale City Hall.
Read a bit more here!: GTU March for Renters Rights
GTU has a new phone number! Reach us at 818-796-4988
The mutual aid arm of GTU is fundraising and seeking donations!
Fundraising goal: $800
Venmo and PayPal: @GTUMutualAid
Some of the heavily requested items include sleeping bags and sleeping pads, blankets, new or gently used mens or unisex clothing, bathing wipes, and solar phone chargers. Please give us a call or send an email to coordinate drop off of items!
The City of Glendale is planning its new districts!
From Map Glendale:
“The City of Glendale has passed a resolution of intent to change from citywide elections to district elections to elect its City Councilmembers. The proposed change will be put before voters on the March 2024 ballot. The City is considering a plan for six (6) separate council districts and a directly elected mayor. If this plan is approved by the voters, this would take effect beginning with Council elections starting in 2026. Voters would have the opportunity to elect one City Councilmember who lives in and is elected by voters in their district and all Glendale voters would vote to select their next Mayor.
We need your help to draw the proposed City Council districts!
One of our primary goals when drawing City Council districts is to draw lines that respect neighborhoods and communities of interest. So we want to know: What do you consider the boundaries of your neighborhood? Which areas should be in just one district for fair representation?”
We as renters are the majority of the city - let’s have a say in shaping its new districts! All residents are able to submit their ideas ahead of the final public hearing.
Info on the Public Hearings and Community Workshops: City Calendar
