Measure M, placed on the ballot in the November election for Stockton voters, seeks to clarify the process for how the city sends out information to the public and who is responsible for the communication with residents.
Voting “yes” on the measure would mean the city manager’s public information office would oversee in general the public information for the city and would still allow for the mayor to have their own public information office that would work in conjunction with the city manager’s office, according to Katherine Roland, Stockton’s interim city clerk.
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