They have a website and are collecting feedback RIGHT NOW on the budget before it's finalized. If you feel some type of way about Flock cameras and mass surveillance all over the city, maybe you're tired of not having dedicated bike lanes, maybe we need better tree canopy because it gets so hot here, however you want to improve the city, let your city council and city manager know what you think. www.AlhambraCA.gov/Conversations

Hey neighbors,

Tomorrow, Tuesday, June 2nd, is Election Day for the California Primaries. You can still vote today though!

If you still have your ballot sitting on your kitchen counter or haven't made it to a vote center yet, here's how you can get your vote in:

Dropping Off Your Ballot

You can drop your signed and sealed mail-in ballot into any official LA County drop box before 8:00 PM tomorrow, June 2. No postage required.

🛑 DO NOT USE the regular USPS Mailbox. Only use the official voting drop boxes OR drop off at an in person voting center (can do this today or tomorrow). USPS has changed how they postmark mail, so you're ballot may not count if you use a regular USPS mailbox this close to election day.

• Full list of official boxes*:* https://locator.lavote.gov/locations/vbm?id=4338&culture=en&add=Torrance,%20CA%2090505,%20USA

Voting in Person / Dropping off at a Vote Center

If you want to vote in person, or need to register last-minute:

Vote centers are open TODAY (monday June 1 ) from 10:00 AM to 7:00 PM, and open open tomorrow (tuesday June 2) from 7:00 AM to 8:00 PM. You can drop off your mail-in ballot here as well!

• Recommend voting SOONER rather than later if you want to avoid lines! You can go before Tuesday June 2!
• As long as you are in line by 8:00 PM June 2, you are legally allowed to vote!
• Here's a full list of vote centers: https://locator.lavote.gov/locations/vc?culture=en&add=Torrance,%20CA%2090505,%20USA

A Few Quick Tips:

• Double-check your signature: If you are mailing or dropping off your ballot, make sure to sign and date the back of the return envelope. They won't count it without it! If you made a mistake and need to fix something, you can go to the in person vote centers.
• Track your ballot: If you want peace of mind, sign up for Where’s My Ballot? (https://www.sos.ca.gov/elections/ballot-status/wheres-my-ballot) to get text or email updates when your vote is received and counted.