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  • State of the City Address
  • Mayor Quinton Lucas

    Kansas City, Missouri

    Kansas City Mayor Quinton Lucas gave his third State of the City address outlining the city’s budget for the year ahead and his top priorities. These priorities include affordable housing, public safety, infrastructure, investing in youth, and making the city more climate-resilient.

    In his remarks, Mayor Lucas shared how the city has recently allocated $12.5 million in additional funding for their Housing Trust fund, $2.5 million to stand up their Tenants’ Right to Counsel program, and added millions for rental and utility assistance. Mayor Lucas also shared how the city saw a decrease in homicides over the past year due to collaborative efforts from the police department, county prosecutors’ office, and violence prevention efforts.

    “I often think that the greatest thing we can do in government is not some magic solution to all that ails us in society, but to support people where they are,” said Mayor Lucas.

    Watch Mayor Lucas’ address here.

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  • Mayor Van Johnson

    Savannah, Georgia

    Mayor Van Johnson

    In his sixth State of the City Address, Mayor Van R. Johnson II reflected on the midpoint of his second administration with a halftime football theme, celebrating Savannah’s strong performance during the first half of the council term. He emphasized that Savannah remains financially strong, foundationally deep, and forward-thinking, with a clear focus on being safe, environmentally healthy, and economically thriving for all residents.
    Mayor Regina Romero

    Mayor Regina Romero

    Tucson Mayor Regina Romero delivered her State of the City Address, reiterating her vision of building a safe, just, and sustainable city that expands economic opportunity, even as Tucson faces economic and political challenges.
    Mayor Chelsea Byers

    West Hollywood, California

    Mayor Chelsea Byers

    In her State of the Community Address, Mayor Chelsea Byers reflected on 41 years of courage, creativity, and community in West Hollywood, celebrating a city with a very big story contained within just 1.9 square miles. She emphasized that West Hollywood has always been a place defined by the power of personal stories, activism, love, and trailblazing.