FOR MOST OF THE GRADUATES of a Latino-focused civic training course, it was their first time visiting the chambers of the Marin County Board of Supervisors. They had gathered with their families Thursday to celebrate their completion in a Leadership Academy, a free course provided by the Canal Alliance, a nonprofit that serves the immigrant community in Marin County.
“It’s so important that you continue to engage in your community with fellow residents and elected officials like me,” said Supervisor Dennis Rodoni, who represents District 4 that includes East San Rafael and the Canal neighborhood, where most of the graduates resided. “Because honestly we can’t make good policy unless we know what our residents want to have in their community, so congratulations and enjoy your home.”
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