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  • Rename Seaman to Reflect Community Identity and Respect
    We, the undersigned residents and supporters of Adams County, respectfully request that the town of Seaman consider adopting a new name that better reflects the values, identity, and future vision of its community. While the town’s name has historical roots, language evolves. Today, the name often creates confusion, distraction, and unintended humor that can overshadow the town’s character, businesses, and potential for growth.
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    Created by Dakota Helton
  • Citizens for replacement of the interim director
    Effective leadership in Animal Services requires a balance of compassion, administrative transparency, and professional collaboration. Unfortunately, the current environment under the Interim Director has become one of hostility and stagnation. Rather than fostering a team dedicated to the safety of our animals, we are seeing a pattern of behavior that is both unprofessional and counterproductive. Key Concerns I would like to highlight several specific areas of concern that require your immediate attention. Professional Conduct: There is a consistent pattern of demeaning and belittling behavior toward staff and community members. Leadership should inspire, not intimidate. When those who ask questions or seek clarity are met with personal attacks or efforts to make them feel "small," the entire department suffers. Operational Neglect: We are seeing a lack of urgency in daily operations. Tasks that are vital to the health and adoption rates of our animals are being treated with a "lazy" or "slacking" attitude. An interim role is not a placeholder for inaction; it is a period that requires active stewardship. Hostile Environment: By prioritizing being the "biggest person in the room" through condescension rather than through expertise, the Interim Director has created a culture where people are afraid to speak up for the animals' best interests. The Impact on the Community When leadership is focused on ego rather than service, the most vulnerable among us—the animals—pay the price. Our shelter staff, volunteers, and the public deserve a director who treats them with respect and approaches the job with the high level of professionalism this county expects. Closing & Call to Action I urge this Board to look closely at the management style and the current output of Animal Services. We need a leader who is professional, proactive, and who values the contributions of others. Our community and our animals deserve better than the current status quo.
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    Created by James Lawson
  • Citizen's Justice and Fair Electricity Costs
    Seniors and low income citizens cannot afford the ballooned electricity costs coming from the Electric Plant Board of Vanceburg. One month your bill may be 200 dollars and the next 1000 dollars. This is price gouging to say the least. This company will even charge you extra if you go in person to pay your bill and forgot to bring the paperwork with you. It's called a penalty. A penalty on an excessively high bill sounds a lot like I only want your money, sorry about your losses.
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  • TELL JOHN TO DO HIS JOB AND STAND UP TO TRUMP
    Demand that Sen. John Fetterman actually work for US and put a stop to Trump's madness.
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  • Grow INDY Strong ; Work with Dignity Act
     Indianapolis needs a humane, recovery‑focused alternative to criminalizing homelessness. We are calling on city and state leaders to support a program that provides paid work at or above minimum wage, access to recovery resources, and safe transitional housing for residents experiencing homelessness. In exchange for help cleaning up our city, not only from pollution but to bring love and humanity to this place we all call home .    People experiencing homelessness in Indianapolis deserve fair wages, dignity, and real opportunities, not punishment or displacement. Our city can lead with compassion and common sense by creating a workforce program that    • Pays at least minimum wage for voluntary work that benefits our communities, small businesses, parks and recreation, and Indianapolis Animal Care Services (IACS). Participating businesses that show their gratitude and support would receive ongoing benefits for partnering in this program. • Offers job training, skill‑building, and pathways to long‑term employment.  • Provides safe transitional housing, including greenhouse‑based micro‑communities  • Connects participants with mental health, addiction recovery, and social services . FOR ALL NOT JUST THE HOMELESS.  • Reduces strain on emergency services and improves public safety  • Builds community pride through beautification, environmental work, and neighborhood support .  We also seek support from the city to fund a program that provides hygiene products and food assistance to anyone in need. Individuals who wish to receive this assistance may participate in voluntary community service in any form that aligns with their abilities, helping strengthen and uplift our neighborhoods. We further propose establishing a program that authorizes the use of eligible, unused state‑owned land for community gardening and greenhouse development. This land would be made available to community groups and program participants provided it is properly maintained, responsibly managed, and not designated for current or future municipal use. This initiative would expand access to fresh food, create skill‑building opportunities, and strengthen neighborhood self‑sufficiency. Indianapolis has already invested in a new, modern animal shelter for our furry friends. This creates an opportunity to repurpose the former shelter into a community shower facility and transitional housing site. Transforming the old building into a safe, clean space for hygiene access and short‑term housing would provide immediate relief for residents experiencing homelessness and serve as a foundational step toward stability, recovery, and employment. Many of these approaches can and will work in our city with the help of our leaders in office  — benefiting our city , reducing homelessness, and helping people rebuild their lives.    We call on Indianapolis city officials, state legislators, and community partners to support and fund this humane, effective solution.  Sign this petition to show that our community believes in dignity, fairness, and recovery for all. You never know when you could need the support yourself <3
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  • Democrats: Don’t accept money from War Hawks!
    War hawks, including defense contractors, AIPAC, and AI companies, are trying to buy elections and Democrats to extend the unpopular, deadly, and costly war in Iran. They’re spending hundreds of millions of dollars in dark money to defeat pro-diplomacy Democrats and distracting from real priorities like health care and rising costs. These groups have no interest in helping everyday Americans and care only about advancing war and their own bottom lines. We demand that Democrats reject contributions from War Hawks and focus on delivering real results that will improve our lives. 
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  • No Data Center for Citrus County
    The Deltona Corporation is attempting to purchase additional property (a total of over 1300 acres) along Rt. 41 from Hernando to Holder to build a huge Data Center. A Data Center houses vast numbers of servers to provide critical IT infrastructure, enabling data storage, processing, and distribution for businesses and online services. They are necessary to support current and future demands for storage and processing of information, and they support global financial systems, cloud services, machine learning, and artificial intelligence. They also come with their own set of problems: demands on water for cooling, increased demands on electricity, particle emissions during build effect air quality, noise from the many servers, which run 24/7, and emergency backup generators can travel several miles, interruptions to the environment and animal habitats. Both St. Lucie and Palm Beach Counties have halted the development of their data centers. Builders are attempting to mitigate some of the problems, but don't be fooled, those problems and more still exist. Because of the square footage required to build a center, rural counties with ready water access have become prime locations. They are usually peaceful, rural communities, with higher poverty rates, lower income, and fewer people to offer objections.  Do not allow Deltona and our county commissioners to inflict this imposition on the lifestyle of Citrus County. Please sign our petition and tell Deltona and the BOCC, NO DATA CENTER IN CITRUS COUNTY.
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  • Block Trump from building a giant arch in our nation's capital!
    As Trump undermines cultural landmarks like the Kennedy Center, defunds our museums and national parks, and censors our educational institutions—he is simultaneously aggrandizing himself. And his latest self-centered project? A 250-foot “Arc de Trump” near the Arlington National Cemetery—more than double the height of the Lincoln Memorial.  Democrats have sounded the alarm on the monument, flagging that the arch should not be built on federal land without approval from Congress. If Trump is allowed to move forward with this construction, who knows what else he will feel emboldened to build in his image.  The courts and Congress can—and must—stop this vanity project immediately. 
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  • The House Must Vote to Stop War on Iran
    Congress must pass H.Con.Res.40 now to stop an unauthorized and historically unpopular war on Iran that has killed thousands, cost taxpayers billions, and caused a global energy crisis.
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  • Tell Congress: No Bets on War
    Allowing bets on war, terrorism, assassinations, and other government actions — which incentivize decision-makers to pursue outcomes that serve their financial interests — is corrupt, dangerous, and morally bankrupt. I urge you to pass the BETS OFF Act (S.4115/H.R.7955) to stop bets on war.
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  • Block the construction of a new detention center in San Antonio!
    ICE is spending $38 billion to buy and convert warehouses across the country into detention centers—a core tactic at the center of Trump’s cruel deportation regime. And they have their sights set on San Antonio for one of the next locations of their cruel camps. San Antonio residents OPPOSE misusing our taxpayer dollars to fund this administration’s inhumane, chaotic, and unlawful deportation agenda. And we demand our local elected leaders do everything in their power to block the construction of this new mega-detention center. 
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    ICE is spending a shocking $38 billion to buy and convert warehouses across the country into detention centers—a core tactic at the center of Trump’s cruel deportation regime. And they have their sights set on Surprise, Arizona, for one of the next locations of their cruel camps. Arizona residents OPPOSE misusing our taxpayer dollars to fund this administration’s inhumane, chaotic, and unlawful deportation agenda. And we demand our local elected leaders do everything in their power to block the construction of this new mega detention center. 
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