“I am honored to serve as your District 2 Concord City Council representative. I ask once again for your support so I can continue to fight for what matters most to you.”
Councilmember Carlyn Obringer comments prior to the vote on Concord First Partners on 01/28/23. The proposal to extend the term sheet was voted down 3-2 with Councilmember Obringer voting it down.
It was great to spend time with community at the annual Dana Estates Neighborhood Alliance (DENA) Night Out! Thank you to all who organized this fun, family-friendly event! Annual gatherings like these help keep Concord neighborhoods safe and strong!
#happy4thofjuly! Thank you to everyone who came out to celebrate the 250th Birthday of our nation and enjoy our annual #4thofJuly Parade! It was an honor to meet our Grand Marshals, #rosietheriveter Jeanne Gibson and Marion Sousa, both of whom are over 100 years young! Thank you to the hard-working volunteers without whom the parade would not have happened, especially Parade Chair Michelle McGallian! If you watched the parade, what was your favorite parade entry?
Contra Costa Neighbors: Fireworks are illegal in Contra Costa County outside of permitted shows. Fireworks can cause wildfires, injuries, and property damage. All illegal fireworks will be confiscated.
Concord residents are encouraged to report illegal fireworks through Concord Connect 2.0. You can find Concord Connect 2.0 through Google Play, the App Store, and on the City’s website at www.cityofconcord.org/concordconnect. Take a picture, select the location, select the "Illegal Fireworks" request category, and follow the prompts.
I had the best time celebrating #Juneteenth at this year's Concord Juneteenth Celebration! Thank you to La Tanya and the entire Concord Juneteenth Committee for organizing an unforgettable day of culture, community, unity and freedom in Concord's Living Room, Todos Santos Plaza!
