See Gov Creator Profile for Alex Rosen

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Alex Rosen

Durham, North Carolina

As the Executive Director of See Gov, I focus on how to best achieve our mission of expanding thoughtful and consistent participation in democracy. I develop See Gov's technology, work to grow our impact, and find ways to sustain our nonprofit. I live in Durham, NC and make highlight reels for Durham and other See Gov pilot communities.

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Springfield City Council

September 17, 2024

Labor pitches in to help Springfield build a home, there are serious concerns raised about the location of proposed homes for unhoused vets, and the community continues to wrestle with cultural issues in the police department.

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Durham City Council

September 16, 2024

Durham is growing. The council considers several annexation requests to bring more housing to the community.

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Durham County Board of Commissioners

September 09, 2024

The meeting included announcements of many upcoming events celebrating different parts of our community. There's also a celebration of a major sustainability grant.

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Durham City Council

September 03, 2024

The council considers a significant annexation for a new development in southwest Durham.

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Springfield City Council

August 27, 2024

This Committee of the Whole meeting focused on housing investments, with careful attention being given to how funds are being allocated and the need for community involvement.

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Durham County Board of Commissioners

August 26, 2024

This short public meeting included recognition of work being done on supplier diversity and the addition of legislative goals for the NC Association of County Commissioners.

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Durham Public Schools Board of Education

August 22, 2024

The board heard a number of public comments opposing the plan to move Durham School of the Arts, but most of the public portion of the meeting was focused on welcoming the new Superintendent and his entry plan.

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Springfield City Council

August 20, 2024

Community leaders updated the council on efforts to end homelessness, the potential for civil unrest as a result of police practices, and concerns about how a new entrance exam for the fire department is hurting recruitment.

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Durham City Council

August 19, 2024

The council focused on next steps for redevelopment of the last remaining parcel of city owned land downtown, the former police department HQ at 505 West Chapel Hill Street.

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Sangamon County Board

August 13, 2024

In the County Board's first meeting after the fatal shooting of Sonya Massey by a county deputy, many residents shared their frustration and their proposals to avoid a recurrence.

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Durham County Board of Commissioners

August 12, 2024

The Board honored veterans, local athletes, and the county staff. They also celebrated progress on maternal health. A batch of amendments to the Unified Development Ordinance was also raised.

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Springfield City Council

August 07, 2024

Along with a passionate call for acceleration of progress on the east side, this short meeting mostly included announcements, follow-ups, and a few resident concerns raised for prioritization.

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Durham City Council

August 05, 2024

The council focused on some contentious zoning issues, particularly a development in Southeast Durham that several concerned residents spoke against.

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Spring Lake Board of Commissioners

At this Work Session, the Commission focused on problems with vacant properties and received a budget update from the new Finance Director.

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Springfield City Council

The council considered residents' objections to a zoning variance for an industrial site near a neighborhood. They also heard an update on economic development efforts.

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Durham County Board of Commissioners

Tonight's meeting focused on two economic development awards for tech companies doing cutting-edge work in Durham. Both have plans to grow their workforce, with opportunities for employees in a variety of levels and roles.

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Springfield City Council

On this short, holiday week meeting, potential sign size increases were the main topic. Several project and community updates were also provided by the city staff and Police Chief.

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Springfield City Council

Springfield turned out to speak on the council's proposed changes to bar closing times. That was the only matter with debate at tonight's meeting. This reel features key points from most of the public speakers.

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Durham City Council

After much debate in prior meetings, the council shares their final views and then votes on the budget. They also consider a bond referendum proposed for November's election. The relatively chill vibes may make one wonder, "Is this the real Durham City Council?"

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Durham City Council

The council made wide ranging comments during announcements ahead of their business agenda. The main business discussions focused on how to support local nonprofits and a substantial rezoning near RTP.

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Durham City Council

The council focused on Aura 751, a project the Planning Commission recommended be denied. Listen to what's changed since then, why nearby residents remain concerned, and what the council members think.

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Springfield City Council

Emotions run high as the council debates a new approach to help The Springfield Project, a non-profit, acquire property on the east side. Stay tuned for the surprise ending.

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