• Traffic Cameras reinstated and monitored in Oakland
    I have been hit twice in an intersections with cameras on it as well as have seen others hit in the same intersection. Mine and the others I have seen were hit and runs. Also drivers stink and often block traffic and make traffic worse parking in intersections. It would be an easy way to generate income and keep Oakland citizens safe as well as help out with other cases which are near intersections that may be being investigated.
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    Created by Jemaire Haigh
  • Bring Back Eerie, Indiana
    Eerie was a defining show in my life as a writer. Now my son loves it more than the Goosebumps series. There is a need for a paranormal show that families can enjoy together.
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    Created by Kristina Stancil
  • Regulation for healthy mold levels and toxins created by molds
    My family became homeless June 9, 2017. Our roof was damaged in a severe wind/hail storm August 5, 2015. After filing an insurance claim one vehicle was paid and we told roof was fine. After two years of being extremely sick and almost near death we found out why. Water leaked through the damaged roof down the wall cavitatys in our children’s bedrooms. We couldn’t see it, smell it, nor had any idea it was there. After a second claim with the insurance for fungi/bacteria coverage we pay for, begin the longest two years. One engineer who said no active/dormant mold, a second engineer who came up with a completely non related reason and photoshopped the pictures in the report (left the blending tool in a few pictures), we hired our own company. Levels so high that a company do this kind of testing had never seen in twenty five years. The day we became homeless with nothing but the clothes on our backs but finally the answer to our health problems. Not a single community action program, state department, or federal department would help us. Why? No guidelines for unhealthy/healthy mold levels and human health! We were literally left out in the cold paying a mortgage for a home we have watched slowly fall while battling it out! We are no different then fire victims! If there were federal and even state guidelines we could’ve been declared a disaster just like a fire victim and received some gudieance as what or where to go! Instead we’ve been threaten to have our children removed from our care because we live in a camper in our back yard, consistently harrassed by our county officials even trying to do the right thing and obtain a special permit for our camper and to be able to live in it. And failed by every state department that was designed to protect us from situations like this. We must have guidelines and it’s a huge issue all across the nation!
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    Created by Melissa Brandmeyer
  • Hartford Dog Park Initiative
    In its efforts to revitalize Hartford's economy and attract new residents, Hartford's local government must recognize that safe, open play areas for pets are a necessary and desirable feature for community members.
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    Created by Laurie Bruning
  • Make Puppy Mills Illegal in Minnesota
    The Definition of a puppy mill is an establishment that breeds puppies for sale, typically on an intensive basis and in conditions regarded as inhumane. In most states puppy mills are Illegal, but that does not include Minnesota. It is estimated that there are 10,000 puppy mills in the U.S. and puppies can be sent to breeder as early as eight weeks after they are born. Let's change that.
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    Created by Amber Redmond
  • Stop letting cyclist ride for free
    Tax money spent on amenities for cyclist. (6 million dollars so far) Signs, special lanes, enormous amounts of road striping all done with tax money which the cyclist do not contribute to. My wife was hit by a cyclist in her car, the cyclist had no insurance and there was $2600.00 in damage. I had to pay the amount the insurance would not cover so it cost me $400.00.
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    Created by Rellis Smith
  • Splash Pad for the City of Eldridge
    Trying to show the City of Eldridge that the community would like a splash pad.
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    Created by Kari Stefko
  • Deny tire shop building proposal for Resolution No. 2018-16R kings crossing in Clermont, FL
    The City of Clermont needs to keep industrial businesses from impacting the beauty and uniqueness of Clermont by denying any industrial retail business from building on land near residential or environmentally sensitive areas.
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    Created by Adam Hildebrant
  • Changing Tables in Mens Restrooms
    As a father, who regularly spends quality time with his child without his spouse I find it difficult to bring them to certain places. It is difficult because there are no changing tables in most mens restrooms. I want to make it mandatory to have them in every mens restroom.
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    Created by Martin Schneider
  • Reclaim our Park: Lindbergh Park named after Nazi Sympathizer
    As someone who was born and raised in Culver City, I learned the importance of celebrating all people who are a part of our community. Charles Lindbergh did not share those values and we should not have a park named after him. Here are a few things he said: During World War II, Charles Lindbergh was the lead spokesperson for the America First Committee. Lindbergh gave a speech to a huge crowd in Des Moines, in which he described the agitators for the U.S. to enter the war. There were three groups: the British, the government, and “the Jewish race.” “Their greatest danger to this country lies in their large ownership and influence in our motion pictures, our press, our radio, and our government,” he told the audience. He wrote, in an infamous essay published by Reader’s Digest in November, 1939, weeks after the war in Europe began, that Western nations “can have peace and security only so long as we band together to preserve that most priceless possession, our inheritance of European blood.” President Roosevelt disliked Lindbergh's outspoken opposition to his administration's interventionist policies, telling Treasury Secretary Henry Morgenthau, "If I should die tomorrow, I want you to know this, I am absolutely convinced Lindbergh is a Nazi." In 1941 he wrote to Secretary of War Henry Stimson: "When I read Lindbergh's speech I felt that it could not have been better put if it had been written by Goebbels himself. What a pity that this youngster has completely abandoned his belief in our form of government and has accepted Nazi methods because apparently they are efficient." Sign our petition to reclaim our park and demand the city of Culver City change the name of the park to better represent our community’s values.
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    Created by Nick Guthman
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    Created by Adam E AND Tammy L Corwin
  • Walt Disney Worlds Grand Floridian Greeter Richard Gerth Memorial Statue
    For all the millions of people who Richard Gerth greeted over the years at WDW Grand Floridian and made their stay that much nicer.
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    Created by Kim Kowalczyk