From: Karla Orozco
To: Clerk; District2; District1; Jerry Dyer; Mayor; Tyler Maxwell; Mike Karbassi; Luis Chavez; Nelson Esparza; Garry Bredefeld; Miguel Arias
Cc: Aaron Aguirre; Edward Chinevere
Subject: Urgent Request to Prioritize Soccer in FY 2024-2025 Budget Date: Monday, June 3, 2024 7:24:36 PM
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Dear Fresno City Council, Fresno Parks Commission, and Fresno Parks Leaders, As the City of Fresno's fiscal year 2024-2025 budget is being finalized, I write to emphasize the urgent need to prioritize our soccer community. Despite being the most popular sport in Fresno, as highlighted in the Fresno Parks Master Plan, soccer remains tremendously underdeveloped and lagging in meeting local demand.
Soccer is the most in-demand activity in our city, bringing immense joy and unity. However, our facilities are crumbling, improvements are slow, and there are numerous opportunities to enhance our city's relationship with the beautiful game. Currently, fields remain in disarray, many goals have empty nets that children can't enjoy, there aren't enough futsal courts, and it's too expensive or cumbersome to reserve fields. Furthermore, it is unattainable for our children to participate in proper youth soccer development due to the City's absence in creating equitable access.
Our city's largest cultural identity is rooted in soccer, regardless of age, place of origin, or any other identity. Yet soccer remains underdeveloped. We need more urgency, resources, facilities, and opportunities to fully support and grow this passion.
I urge you to consider these points as you finalize the budget and allocate the necessary resources to improve and expand Fresno's soccer facilities and recreational opportunities. Is the city up to the challenge of meeting the local demand for soccer and reaping the benefits of the bridges it builds? The One Fresno mantra cannot be fulfilled without allowing soccer to flourish in our city.
Thank you for your attention and support.
Best regards,
[karla Orozco ]
[City Council District or Address]
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From: Sandra Bonos
To: Clerk; District2; District1; Jerry Dyer; Mayor; Tyler Maxwell; Mike Karbassi; Luis Chavez; Nelson Esparza; Garry Bredefeld; Miguel Arias
Cc: Aaron Aguirre; Edward Chinevere
Subject: Urgent Request to Prioritize Soccer in FY 2024-2025 Budget Date: Monday, June 3, 2024 7:24:37 PM
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Dear Fresno City Council, Fresno Parks Commission, and Fresno Parks Leaders, As the City of Fresno's fiscal year 2024-2025 budget is being finalized, I write to emphasize the urgent need to prioritize our soccer community. Despite being the most popular sport in Fresno, as highlighted in the Fresno Parks Master Plan, soccer remains tremendously underdeveloped and lagging in meeting local demand.
Soccer is the most in-demand activity in our city, bringing immense joy and unity. However, our facilities are crumbling, improvements are slow, and there are numerous opportunities to enhance our city's relationship with the beautiful game. Currently, fields remain in disarray, many goals have empty nets that children can't enjoy, there aren't enough futsal courts, and it's too expensive or cumbersome to reserve fields. Furthermore, it is unattainable for our children to participate in proper youth soccer development due to the City's absence in creating equitable access.
Our city's largest cultural identity is rooted in soccer, regardless of age, place of origin, or any other identity. Yet soccer remains underdeveloped. We need more urgency, resources, facilities, and opportunities to fully support and grow this passion.
I urge you to consider these points as you finalize the budget and allocate the necessary resources to improve and expand Fresno's soccer facilities and recreational opportunities. Is the city up to the challenge of meeting the local demand for soccer and reaping the benefits of the bridges it builds? The One Fresno mantra cannot be fulfilled without allowing soccer to flourish in our city.
Thank you for your attention and support.
Best regards,
Sandra Lueva
[City Council District or Address]
From: Rosa Martinez
To: Clerk; District2; District1; Jerry Dyer; Mayor; Tyler Maxwell; Mike Karbassi; Luis Chavez; Nelson Esparza; Garry Bredefeld; Miguel Arias
Cc: Aaron Aguirre; Edward Chinevere
Subject: Urgent Request to Prioritize Soccer in FY 2024-2025 Budget Date: Monday, June 3, 2024 7:27:37 PM
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Dear Fresno City Council, Fresno Parks Commission, and Fresno Parks Leaders, As the City of Fresno's fiscal year 2024-2025 budget is being finalized, I write to emphasize the urgent need to prioritize our soccer community. Despite being the most popular sport in Fresno, as highlighted in the Fresno Parks Master Plan, soccer remains tremendously underdeveloped and lagging in meeting local demand.
Soccer is the most in-demand activity in our city, bringing immense joy and unity. However, our facilities are crumbling, improvements are slow, and there are numerous opportunities to enhance our city's relationship with the beautiful game. Currently, fields remain in disarray, many goals have empty nets that children can't enjoy, there aren't enough futsal courts, and it's too expensive or cumbersome to reserve fields. Furthermore, it is unattainable for our children to participate in proper youth soccer development due to the City's absence in creating equitable access.
Our city's largest cultural identity is rooted in soccer, regardless of age, place of origin, or any other identity. Yet soccer remains underdeveloped. We need more urgency, resources, facilities, and opportunities to fully support and grow this passion.
I urge you to consider these points as you finalize the budget and allocate the necessary resources to improve and expand Fresno's soccer facilities and recreational opportunities. Is the city up to the challenge of meeting the local demand for soccer and reaping the benefits of the bridges it builds? The One Fresno mantra cannot be fulfilled without allowing soccer to flourish in our city.
Thank you for your attention and support.
Best regards,
Rosa Martinez
From: Hector Vazquez
To: Clerk; District2; District1; Jerry Dyer; Mayor; Tyler Maxwell; Mike Karbassi; Luis Chavez; Nelson Esparza; Garry Bredefeld; Miguel Arias
Cc: Aaron Aguirre; Edward Chinevere
Subject: Urgent Request to Prioritize Soccer in FY 2024-2025 Budget Date: Monday, June 3, 2024 7:27:59 PM
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Dear Fresno City Council, Fresno Parks Commission, and Fresno Parks Leaders, As the City of Fresno's fiscal year 2024-2025 budget is being finalized, I write to emphasize the urgent need to prioritize our soccer community. Despite being the most popular sport in Fresno, as highlighted in the Fresno Parks Master Plan, soccer remains tremendously underdeveloped and lagging in meeting local demand.
Soccer is the most in-demand activity in our city, bringing immense joy and unity. However, our facilities are crumbling, improvements are slow, and there are numerous opportunities to enhance our city's relationship with the beautiful game. Currently, fields remain in disarray, many goals have empty nets that children can't enjoy, there aren't enough futsal courts, and it's too expensive or cumbersome to reserve fields. Furthermore, it is unattainable for our children to participate in proper youth soccer development due to the City's absence in creating equitable access.
Our city's largest cultural identity is rooted in soccer, regardless of age, place of origin, or any other identity. Yet soccer remains underdeveloped. We need more urgency, resources, facilities, and opportunities to fully support and grow this passion.
I urge you to consider these points as you finalize the budget and allocate the necessary resources to improve and expand Fresno's soccer facilities and recreational opportunities. Is the city up to the challenge of meeting the local demand for soccer and reaping the benefits of the bridges it builds? The One Fresno mantra cannot be fulfilled without allowing soccer to flourish in our city.
Thank you for your attention and support.
Best regards,
[Hector Vazquez ]
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From: Denae Cruz
To: Clerk; District2; District1; Jerry Dyer; Mayor; Tyler Maxwell; Mike Karbassi; Luis Chavez; Nelson Esparza; Garry Bredefeld; Miguel Arias
Cc: Aaron Aguirre; Edward Chinevere
Subject: Urgent Request to Prioritize Soccer in FY 2024-2025 Budget Date: Monday, June 3, 2024 7:33:07 PM
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Dear Fresno City Council, Fresno Parks Commission, and Fresno Parks Leaders, As the City of Fresno's fiscal year 2024-2025 budget is being finalized, I write to emphasize the urgent need to prioritize our soccer community. Despite being the most popular sport in Fresno, as highlighted in the Fresno Parks Master Plan, soccer remains tremendously underdeveloped and lagging in meeting local demand.
Soccer is the most in-demand activity in our city, bringing immense joy and unity. However, our facilities are crumbling, improvements are slow, and there are numerous opportunities to enhance our city's relationship with the beautiful game. Currently, fields remain in disarray, many goals have empty nets that children can't enjoy, there aren't enough futsal courts, and it's too expensive or cumbersome to reserve fields. Furthermore, it is unattainable for our children to participate in proper youth soccer development due to the City's absence in creating equitable access.
Our city's largest cultural identity is rooted in soccer, regardless of age, place of origin, or any other identity. Yet soccer remains underdeveloped. We need more urgency, resources, facilities, and opportunities to fully support and grow this passion.
I urge you to consider these points as you finalize the budget and allocate the necessary resources to improve and expand Fresno's soccer facilities and recreational opportunities. Is the city up to the challenge of meeting the local demand for soccer and reaping the benefits of the bridges it builds? The One Fresno mantra cannot be fulfilled without allowing soccer to flourish in our city.
Thank you for your attention and support.
Best regards,
Denae Rodriguez
Fresno Co. resident
From: Carla Ceballos
To: Clerk; District2; District1; Jerry Dyer; Mayor; Tyler Maxwell; Mike Karbassi; Luis Chavez; Nelson Esparza; Garry Bredefeld; Miguel Arias
Cc: Aaron Aguirre; Edward Chinevere
Subject: Urgent Request to Prioritize Soccer in FY 2024-2025 Budget Date: Monday, June 3, 2024 7:33:39 PM
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Dear Fresno City Council, Fresno Parks Commission, and Fresno Parks Leaders, As the City of Fresno's fiscal year 2024-2025 budget is being finalized, I write to emphasize the urgent need to prioritize our soccer community. Despite being the most popular sport in Fresno, as highlighted in the Fresno Parks Master Plan, soccer remains tremendously underdeveloped and lagging in meeting local demand.
Soccer is the most in-demand activity in our city, bringing immense joy and unity. However, our facilities are crumbling, improvements are slow, and there are numerous opportunities to enhance our city's relationship with the beautiful game. Currently, fields remain in disarray, many goals have empty nets that children can't enjoy, there aren't enough futsal courts, and it's too expensive or cumbersome to reserve fields. Furthermore, it is unattainable for our children to participate in proper youth soccer development due to the City's absence in creating equitable access.
Our city's largest cultural identity is rooted in soccer, regardless of age, place of origin, or any other identity. Yet soccer remains underdeveloped. We need more urgency, resources, facilities, and opportunities to fully support and grow this passion.
I urge you to consider these points as you finalize the budget and allocate the necessary resources to improve and expand Fresno's soccer facilities and recreational opportunities. Is the city up to the challenge of meeting the local demand for soccer and reaping the benefits of the bridges it builds? The One Fresno mantra cannot be fulfilled without allowing soccer to flourish in our city.
Thank you for your attention and support.
Best regards,
[Your Name] Carla Barriga
[Your Contact Information]
[City Council District or Address]
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From: GABRIEL GUZMAN
To: Clerk; District2; District1; Jerry Dyer; Mayor; Tyler Maxwell; Mike Karbassi; Luis Chavez; Nelson Esparza; Garry Bredefeld; Miguel Arias
Cc: Aaron Aguirre; Edward Chinevere
Subject: Urgent Request to Prioritize Soccer in FY 2024-2025 Budget Date: Monday, June 3, 2024 7:34:43 PM
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Dear Fresno City Council, Fresno Parks Commission, and Fresno Parks Leaders, As the City of Fresno's fiscal year 2024-2025 budget is being finalized, I write to emphasize the urgent need to prioritize our soccer community. Despite being the most popular sport in Fresno, as highlighted in the Fresno Parks Master Plan, soccer remains tremendously underdeveloped and lagging in meeting local demand.
Soccer is the most in-demand activity in our city, bringing immense joy and unity. However, our facilities are crumbling, improvements are slow, and there are numerous opportunities to enhance our city's relationship with the beautiful game. Currently, fields remain in disarray, many goals have empty nets that children can't enjoy, there aren't enough futsal courts, and it's too expensive or cumbersome to reserve fields. Furthermore, it is unattainable for our children to participate in proper youth soccer development due to the City's absence in creating equitable access.
Our city's largest cultural identity is rooted in soccer, regardless of age, place of origin, or any other identity. Yet soccer remains underdeveloped. We need more urgency, resources, facilities, and opportunities to fully support and grow this passion.
I urge you to consider these points as you finalize the budget and allocate the necessary resources to improve and expand Fresno's soccer facilities and recreational opportunities. Is the city up to the challenge of meeting the local demand for soccer and reaping the benefits of the bridges it builds? The One Fresno mantra cannot be fulfilled without allowing soccer to flourish in our city.
Thank you for your attention and support.
Best regards,
[Your Name] Gabriel Guzman
[Your Contact Information]
[City Council District or Address]
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From: sandra magana
To: Clerk; District2; District1; Jerry Dyer; Mayor; Tyler Maxwell; Mike Karbassi; Luis Chavez; Nelson Esparza; Garry Bredefeld; Miguel Arias
Cc: Aaron Aguirre; Edward Chinevere
Subject: Urgent Request to Prioritize Soccer in FY 2024-2025 Budget Date: Monday, June 3, 2024 7:39:01 PM
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Dear Fresno City Council, Fresno Parks Commission, and Fresno Parks Leaders, As the City of Fresno's fiscal year 2024-2025 budget is being finalized, I write to emphasize the urgent need to prioritize our soccer community. Despite being the most popular sport in Fresno, as highlighted in the Fresno Parks Master Plan, soccer remains tremendously underdeveloped and lagging in meeting local demand.
Soccer is the most in-demand activity in our city, bringing immense joy and unity. However, our facilities are crumbling, improvements are slow, and there are numerous opportunities to enhance our city's relationship with the beautiful game. Currently, fields remain in disarray, many goals have empty nets that children can't enjoy, there aren't enough futsal courts, and it's too expensive or cumbersome to reserve fields. Furthermore, it is unattainable for our children to participate in proper youth soccer development due to the City's absence in creating equitable access.
Our city's largest cultural identity is rooted in soccer, regardless of age, place of origin, or any other identity. Yet soccer remains underdeveloped. We need more urgency, resources, facilities, and opportunities to fully support and grow this passion.
I urge you to consider these points as you finalize the budget and allocate the necessary resources to improve and expand Fresno's soccer facilities and recreational opportunities. Is the city up to the challenge of meeting the local demand for soccer and reaping the benefits of the bridges it builds? The One Fresno mantra cannot be fulfilled without allowing soccer to flourish in our city.
Thank you for your attention and support.
Best regards,
[ Sandra Vazquez]
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From: Estevan Gonzalez
To: Clerk; District2; District1; Jerry Dyer; Mayor; Tyler Maxwell; Mike Karbassi; Luis Chavez; Nelson Esparza; Garry Bredefeld; Miguel Arias
Cc: Aaron Aguirre; Edward Chinevere
Subject: Urgent Request to Prioritize Soccer in FY 2024-2025 Budget Date: Monday, June 3, 2024 7:39:05 PM
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Dear Fresno City Council, Fresno Parks Commission, and Fresno Parks Leaders, As the City of Fresno's fiscal year 2024-2025 budget is being finalized, I write to emphasize the urgent need to prioritize our soccer community. Despite being the most popular sport in Fresno, as highlighted in the Fresno Parks Master Plan, soccer remains tremendously underdeveloped and lagging in meeting local demand.
Soccer is the most in-demand activity in our city, bringing immense joy and unity. However, our facilities are crumbling, improvements are slow, and there are numerous opportunities to enhance our city's relationship with the beautiful game. Currently, fields remain in disarray, many goals have empty nets that children can't enjoy, there aren't enough futsal courts, and it's too expensive or cumbersome to reserve fields. Furthermore, it is unattainable for our children to participate in proper youth soccer development due to the City's absence in creating equitable access.
Our city's largest cultural identity is rooted in soccer, regardless of age, place of origin, or any other identity. Yet soccer remains underdeveloped. We need more urgency, resources, facilities, and opportunities to fully support and grow this passion.
I urge you to consider these points as you finalize the budget and allocate the necessary resources to improve and expand Fresno's soccer facilities and recreational opportunities. Is the city up to the challenge of meeting the local demand for soccer and reaping the benefits of the bridges it builds? The One Fresno mantra cannot be fulfilled without allowing soccer to flourish in our city.
Thank you for your attention and support.
Best regards,
Estevan Gonzalez
From: claudia brown
To: Clerk; District2; District1; Jerry Dyer; Mayor; Tyler Maxwell; Mike Karbassi; Luis Chavez; Nelson Esparza; Garry Bredefeld; Miguel Arias
Cc: Aaron Aguirre; Edward Chinevere
Subject: Urgent Request to Prioritize Soccer in FY 2024-2025 Budget Date: Monday, June 3, 2024 7:42:54 PM
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Dear Fresno City Council, Fresno Parks Commission, and Fresno Parks Leaders, As the City of Fresno's fiscal year 2024-2025 budget is being finalized, I write to emphasize the urgent need to prioritize our soccer community. Despite being the most popular sport in Fresno, as highlighted in the Fresno Parks Master Plan, soccer remains tremendously underdeveloped and lagging in meeting local demand.
Soccer is the most in-demand activity in our city, bringing immense joy and unity. However, our facilities are crumbling, improvements are slow, and there are numerous opportunities to enhance our city's relationship with the beautiful game. Currently, fields remain in disarray, many goals have empty nets that children can't enjoy, there aren't enough futsal courts, and it's too expensive or cumbersome to reserve fields. Furthermore, it is unattainable for our children to participate in proper youth soccer development due to the City's absence in creating equitable access.
Our city's largest cultural identity is rooted in soccer, regardless of age, place of origin, or any other identity. Yet soccer remains underdeveloped. We need more urgency, resources, facilities, and opportunities to fully support and grow this passion.
I urge you to consider these points as you finalize the budget and allocate the necessary resources to improve and expand Fresno's soccer facilities and recreational opportunities. Is the city up to the challenge of meeting the local demand for soccer and reaping the benefits of the bridges it builds? The One Fresno mantra cannot be fulfilled without allowing soccer to flourish in our city.
Thank you for your attention and support.
Best regards,
Claudia Brown
From: Kenzie
To: Clerk; District2; District1; Jerry Dyer; Mayor; Tyler Maxwell; Mike Karbassi; Luis Chavez; Nelson Esparza; Garry Bredefeld; Miguel Arias
Cc: Aaron Aguirre; Edward Chinevere
Subject: Urgent Request to Prioritize Soccer in FY 2024-2025 Budget Date: Monday, June 3, 2024 7:44:40 PM
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Dear Fresno City Council, Fresno Parks Commission, and Fresno Parks Leaders, As the City of Fresno's fiscal year 2024-2025 budget is being finalized, I write to emphasize the urgent need to prioritize our soccer community. Despite being the most popular sport in Fresno, as highlighted in the Fresno Parks Master Plan, soccer remains tremendously underdeveloped and lagging in meeting local demand.
Soccer is the most in-demand activity in our city, bringing immense joy and unity. However, our facilities are crumbling, improvements are slow, and there are numerous opportunities to enhance our city's relationship with the beautiful game. Currently, fields remain in disarray, many goals have empty nets that children can't enjoy, there aren't enough futsal courts, and it's too expensive or cumbersome to reserve fields. Furthermore, it is unattainable for our children to participate in proper youth soccer development due to the City's absence in creating equitable access.
Our city's largest cultural identity is rooted in soccer, regardless of age, place of origin, or any other identity. Yet soccer remains underdeveloped. We need more urgency, resources, facilities, and opportunities to fully support and grow this passion.
I urge you to consider these points as you finalize the budget and allocate the necessary resources to improve and expand Fresno's soccer facilities and recreational opportunities. Is the city up to the challenge of meeting the local demand for soccer and reaping the benefits of the bridges it builds? The One Fresno mantra cannot be fulfilled without allowing soccer to flourish in our city.
Thank you for your attention and support.
Best regards,
Kenzie vaccari
[Your Contact Information]
[City Council District or Address]
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From: ruby ceballos
To: Clerk; District2; District1; Jerry Dyer; Mayor; Tyler Maxwell; Mike Karbassi; Luis Chavez; Nelson Esparza; Garry Bredefeld; Miguel Arias
Cc: Aaron Aguirre; Edward Chinevere
Subject: Urgent Request to Prioritize Soccer in FY 2024-2025 Budget Date: Monday, June 3, 2024 7:46:03 PM
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Dear Fresno City Council, Fresno Parks Commission, and Fresno Parks Leaders, As the City of Fresno's fiscal year 2024-2025 budget is being finalized, I write to emphasize the urgent need to prioritize our soccer community. Despite being the most popular sport in Fresno, as highlighted in the Fresno Parks Master Plan, soccer remains tremendously underdeveloped and lagging in meeting local demand.
Soccer is the most in-demand activity in our city, bringing immense joy and unity. However, our facilities are crumbling, improvements are slow, and there are numerous opportunities to enhance our city's relationship with the beautiful game. Currently, fields remain in disarray, many goals have empty nets that children can't enjoy, there aren't enough futsal courts, and it's too expensive or cumbersome to reserve fields. Furthermore, it is unattainable for our children to participate in proper youth soccer development due to the City's absence in creating equitable access.
Our city's largest cultural identity is rooted in soccer, regardless of age, place of origin, or any other identity. Yet soccer remains underdeveloped. We need more urgency, resources, facilities, and opportunities to fully support and grow this passion.
I urge you to consider these points as you finalize the budget and allocate the necessary resources to improve and expand Fresno's soccer facilities and recreational opportunities. Is the city up to the challenge of meeting the local demand for soccer and reaping the benefits of the bridges it builds? The One Fresno mantra cannot be fulfilled without allowing soccer to flourish in our city.
Thank you for your attention and support.
Best regards,
Ruby Barriga
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From: Jasmin Guzman
To: Clerk; District2; District1; Jerry Dyer; Mayor; Tyler Maxwell; Mike Karbassi; Luis Chavez; Nelson Esparza; Garry Bredefeld; Miguel Arias
Cc: Aaron Aguirre; Edward Chinevere
Subject: Urgent Request to Prioritize Soccer in FY 2024-2025 Budget Date: Monday, June 3, 2024 8:17:41 PM
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Dear Fresno City Council, Fresno Parks Commission, and Fresno Parks Leaders, As the City of Fresno's fiscal year 2024-2025 budget is being finalized, I write to emphasize the urgent need to prioritize our soccer community. Despite being the most popular sport in Fresno, as highlighted in the Fresno Parks Master Plan, soccer remains tremendously underdeveloped and lagging in meeting local demand.
Soccer is the most in-demand activity in our city, bringing immense joy and unity. However, our facilities are crumbling, improvements are slow, and there are numerous opportunities to enhance our city's relationship with the beautiful game. Currently, fields remain in disarray, many goals have empty nets that children can't enjoy, there aren't enough futsal courts, and it's too expensive or cumbersome to reserve fields. Furthermore, it is unattainable for our children to participate in proper youth soccer development due to the City's absence in creating equitable access.
Our city's largest cultural identity is rooted in soccer, regardless of age, place of origin, or any other identity. Yet soccer remains underdeveloped. We need more urgency, resources, facilities, and opportunities to fully support and grow this passion.
I urge you to consider these points as you finalize the budget and allocate the necessary resources to improve and expand Fresno's soccer facilities and recreational opportunities. Is the city up to the challenge of meeting the local demand for soccer and reaping the benefits of the bridges it builds? The One Fresno mantra cannot be fulfilled without allowing soccer to flourish in our city.
Thank you for your attention and support.
Best regards,
Jasmin Guzman
From: Felipe Maciel-Askew
To: Clerk; District2; District1; Jerry Dyer; Mayor; Tyler Maxwell; Mike Karbassi; Luis Chavez; Nelson Esparza; Garry Bredefeld; Miguel Arias
Cc: Aaron Aguirre; Edward Chinevere
Subject: Urgent Request to Prioritize Soccer in FY 2024-2025 Budget Date: Monday, June 3, 2024 8:19:20 PM
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Dear Fresno City Council, Fresno Parks Commission, and Fresno Parks Leaders, As the City of Fresno's fiscal year 2024-2025 budget is being finalized, I write to emphasize the urgent need to prioritize our soccer community. Despite being the most popular sport in Fresno, as highlighted in the Fresno Parks Master Plan, soccer remains tremendously underdeveloped and lagging in meeting local demand.
Soccer is the most in-demand activity in our city, bringing immense joy and unity. However, our facilities are crumbling, improvements are slow, and there are numerous opportunities to enhance our city's relationship with the beautiful game. Currently, fields remain in disarray, many goals have empty nets that children can't enjoy, there aren't enough futsal courts, and it's too expensive or cumbersome to reserve fields. Furthermore, it is unattainable for our children to participate in proper youth soccer development due to the City's absence in creating equitable access.
Our city's largest cultural identity is rooted in soccer, regardless of age, place of origin, or any other identity. Yet soccer remains underdeveloped. We need more urgency, resources, facilities, and opportunities to fully support and grow this passion.
I urge you to consider these points as you finalize the budget and allocate the necessary resources to improve and expand Fresno's soccer facilities and recreational opportunities. Is the city up to the challenge of meeting the local demand for soccer and reaping the benefits of the bridges it builds? The One Fresno mantra cannot be fulfilled without allowing soccer to flourish in our city.
Thank you for your attention and support.
Best regards,
Felipe Maciel
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From: Benjamin Myracle
To: Clerk; District2; District1; Jerry Dyer; Mayor; Tyler Maxwell; Mike Karbassi; Luis Chavez; Nelson Esparza; Garry Bredefeld; Miguel Arias
Cc: Aaron Aguirre; Edward Chinevere
Subject: Urgent Request to Prioritize Soccer in FY 2024-2025 Budget Date: Monday, June 3, 2024 8:39:29 PM
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Dear Fresno City Council, Fresno Parks Commission, and Fresno Parks Leaders, As the City of Fresno's fiscal year 2024-2025 budget is being finalized, I write to emphasize the urgent need to prioritize our soccer community. Despite being the most popular sport in Fresno, as highlighted in the Fresno Parks Master Plan, soccer remains tremendously underdeveloped and lagging in meeting local demand.
Soccer is the most in-demand activity in our city, bringing immense joy and unity. However, our facilities are crumbling, improvements are slow, and there are numerous opportunities to enhance our city's relationship with the beautiful game. Currently, fields remain in disarray, many goals have empty nets that children can't enjoy, there aren't enough futsal courts, and it's too expensive or cumbersome to reserve fields. Furthermore, it is unattainable for our children to participate in proper youth soccer development due to the City's absence in creating equitable access.
Our city's largest cultural identity is rooted in soccer, regardless of age, place of origin, or any other identity. Yet soccer remains underdeveloped. We need more urgency, resources, facilities, and opportunities to fully support and grow this passion.
I urge you to consider these points as you finalize the budget and allocate the necessary resources to improve and expand Fresno's soccer facilities and recreational opportunities. Is the city up to the challenge of meeting the local demand for soccer and reaping the benefits of the bridges it builds? The One Fresno mantra cannot be fulfilled without allowing soccer to flourish in our city.
Thank you for your attention and support.
Best regards,
[ben myracle ]
[City Council District or Address]
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From: Samaya Thahane
To: Clerk; District2; District1; Jerry Dyer; Mayor; Tyler Maxwell; Mike Karbassi; Luis Chavez; Nelson Esparza; Garry Bredefeld; Miguel Arias
Cc: Aaron Aguirre; Edward Chinevere
Subject: Urgent Request to Prioritize Soccer in FY 2024-2025 Budget Date: Monday, June 3, 2024 8:39:40 PM
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Dear Fresno City Council, Fresno Parks Commission, and Fresno Parks Leaders, As the City of Fresno's fiscal year 2024-2025 budget is being finalized, I write to emphasize the urgent need to prioritize our soccer community. Despite being the most popular sport in Fresno, as highlighted in the Fresno Parks Master Plan, soccer remains tremendously underdeveloped and lagging in meeting local demand.
Soccer is the most in-demand activity in our city, bringing immense joy and unity. However, our facilities are crumbling, improvements are slow, and there are numerous opportunities to enhance our city's relationship with the beautiful game. Currently, fields remain in disarray, many goals have empty nets that children can't enjoy, there aren't enough futsal courts, and it's too expensive or cumbersome to reserve fields. Furthermore, it is unattainable for our children to participate in proper youth soccer development due to the City's absence in creating equitable access.
Our city's largest cultural identity is rooted in soccer, regardless of age, place of origin, or any other identity. Yet soccer remains underdeveloped. We need more urgency, resources, facilities, and opportunities to fully support and grow this passion.
I urge you to consider these points as you finalize the budget and allocate the necessary resources to improve and expand Fresno's soccer facilities and recreational opportunities. Is the city up to the challenge of meeting the local demand for soccer and reaping the benefits of the bridges it builds? The One Fresno mantra cannot be fulfilled without allowing soccer to flourish in our city.
Thank you for your attention and support.
Best regards,
Samaya Thahane
Fresno County
From: Celeste Thahane
To: Clerk; District2; District1; Jerry Dyer; Mayor; Tyler Maxwell; Mike Karbassi; Luis Chavez; Nelson Esparza; Garry Bredefeld; Miguel Arias
Cc: Aaron Aguirre; Edward Chinevere
Subject: Urgent Request to Prioritize Soccer in FY 2024-2025 Budget Date: Monday, June 3, 2024 8:39:58 PM
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Dear Fresno City Council, Fresno Parks Commission, and Fresno Parks Leaders, As the City of Fresno's fiscal year 2024-2025 budget is being finalized, I write to emphasize the urgent need to prioritize our soccer community. Despite being the most popular sport in Fresno, as highlighted in the Fresno Parks Master Plan, soccer remains tremendously underdeveloped and lagging in meeting local demand.
Soccer is the most in-demand activity in our city, bringing immense joy and unity. However, our facilities are crumbling, improvements are slow, and there are numerous opportunities to enhance our city's relationship with the beautiful game. Currently, fields remain in disarray, many goals have empty nets that children can't enjoy, there aren't enough futsal courts, and it's too expensive or cumbersome to reserve fields. Furthermore, it is unattainable for our children to participate in proper youth soccer development due to the City's absence in creating equitable access.
Our city's largest cultural identity is rooted in soccer, regardless of age, place of origin, or any other identity. Yet soccer remains underdeveloped. We need more urgency, resources, facilities, and opportunities to fully support and grow this passion.
I urge you to consider these points as you finalize the budget and allocate the necessary resources to improve and expand Fresno's soccer facilities and recreational opportunities. Is the city up to the challenge of meeting the local demand for soccer and reaping the benefits of the bridges it builds? The One Fresno mantra cannot be fulfilled without allowing soccer to flourish in our city.
Thank you for your attention and support.
Best regards,
[Celeste Thahane]
[Your Contact Information]
[Duncan Poly]
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From: Joshua Garcia
To: Clerk; District2; District1; Jerry Dyer; Mayor; Tyler Maxwell; Mike Karbassi; Luis Chavez; Nelson Esparza; Garry Bredefeld; Miguel Arias
Cc: Aaron Aguirre; Edward Chinevere
Subject: Urgent Request to Prioritize Soccer in FY 2024-2025 Budget Date: Monday, June 3, 2024 8:42:30 PM
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Dear Fresno City Council, Fresno Parks Commission, and Fresno Parks Leaders, As the City of Fresno's fiscal year 2024-2025 budget is being finalized, I write to emphasize the urgent need to prioritize our soccer community. Despite being the most popular sport in Fresno, as highlighted in the Fresno Parks Master Plan, soccer remains tremendously underdeveloped and lagging in meeting local demand.
Soccer is the most in-demand activity in our city, bringing immense joy and unity. However, our facilities are crumbling, improvements are slow, and there are numerous opportunities to enhance our city's relationship with the beautiful game. Currently, fields remain in disarray, many goals have empty nets that children can't enjoy, there aren't enough futsal courts, and it's too expensive or cumbersome to reserve fields. Furthermore, it is unattainable for our children to participate in proper youth soccer development due to the City's absence in creating equitable access.
Our city's largest cultural identity is rooted in soccer, regardless of age, place of origin, or any other identity. Yet soccer remains underdeveloped. We need more urgency, resources, facilities, and opportunities to fully support and grow this passion.
I urge you to consider these points as you finalize the budget and allocate the necessary resources to improve and expand Fresno's soccer facilities and recreational opportunities. Is the city up to the challenge of meeting the local demand for soccer and reaping the benefits of the bridges it builds? The One Fresno mantra cannot be fulfilled without allowing soccer to flourish in our city.
Thank you for your attention and support.
Best regards,
[Your Name]
[Your Contact Information]
[City Council District or Address]
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From: moisesxolito
To: Clerk; District2; District1; Jerry Dyer; Mayor; Tyler Maxwell; Mike Karbassi; Luis Chavez; Nelson Esparza; Garry Bredefeld; Miguel Arias
Cc: Aaron Aguirre; Edward Chinevere
Subject: Urgent Request to Prioritize Soccer in FY 2024-2025 Budget Date: Monday, June 3, 2024 8:42:49 PM
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Dear Fresno City Council, Fresno Parks Commission, and Fresno Parks Leaders, As the City of Fresno's fiscal year 2024-2025 budget is being finalized, I write to emphasize the urgent need to prioritize our soccer community. Despite being the most popular sport in Fresno, as highlighted in the Fresno Parks Master Plan, soccer remains tremendously underdeveloped and lagging in meeting local demand.
Soccer is the most in-demand activity in our city, bringing immense joy and unity. However, our facilities are crumbling, improvements are slow, and there are numerous opportunities to enhance our city's relationship with the beautiful game. Currently, fields remain in disarray, many goals have empty nets that children can't enjoy, there aren't enough futsal courts, and it's too expensive or cumbersome to reserve fields. Furthermore, it is unattainable for our children to participate in proper youth soccer development due to the City's absence in creating equitable access.
Our city's largest cultural identity is rooted in soccer, regardless of age, place of origin, or any other identity. Yet soccer remains underdeveloped. We need more urgency, resources, facilities, and opportunities to fully support and grow this passion.
I urge you to consider these points as you finalize the budget and allocate the necessary resources to improve and expand Fresno's soccer facilities and recreational opportunities. Is the city up to the challenge of meeting the local demand for soccer and reaping the benefits of the bridges it builds? The One Fresno mantra cannot be fulfilled without allowing soccer to flourish in our city.
Thank you for your attention and support.
Best regards,
Moises Dorantes
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From: Yovanni Cirio
To: Clerk; District2; District1; Jerry Dyer; Mayor; Tyler Maxwell; Mike Karbassi; Luis Chavez; Nelson Esparza; Garry Bredefeld; Miguel Arias
Cc: Aaron Aguirre; Edward Chinevere
Subject: Urgent Request to Prioritize Soccer in FY 2024-2025 Budget Date: Monday, June 3, 2024 8:43:01 PM
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Dear Fresno City Council, Fresno Parks Commission, and Fresno Parks Leaders, As the City of Fresno's fiscal year 2024-2025 budget is being finalized, I write to emphasize the urgent need to prioritize our soccer community. Despite being the most popular sport in Fresno, as highlighted in the Fresno Parks Master Plan, soccer remains tremendously underdeveloped and lagging in meeting local demand.
Soccer is the most in-demand activity in our city, bringing immense joy and unity. However, our facilities are crumbling, improvements are slow, and there are numerous opportunities to enhance our city's relationship with the beautiful game. Currently, fields remain in disarray, many goals have empty nets that children can't enjoy, there aren't enough futsal courts, and it's too expensive or cumbersome to reserve fields. Furthermore, it is unattainable for our children to participate in proper youth soccer development due to the City's absence in creating equitable access.
Our city's largest cultural identity is rooted in soccer, regardless of age, place of origin, or any other identity. Yet soccer remains underdeveloped. We need more urgency, resources, facilities, and opportunities to fully support and grow this passion.
I urge you to consider these points as you finalize the budget and allocate the necessary resources to improve and expand Fresno's soccer facilities and recreational opportunities. Is the city up to the challenge of meeting the local demand for soccer and reaping the benefits of the bridges it builds? The One Fresno mantra cannot be fulfilled without allowing soccer to flourish in our city.
Thank you for your attention and support.
Best regards,
[yovanni cirilo]
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From: Rober Jimenez
To: Clerk; District2; District1; Jerry Dyer; Mayor; Tyler Maxwell; Mike Karbassi; Luis Chavez; Nelson Esparza; Garry Bredefeld; Miguel Arias
Cc: Aaron Aguirre; Edward Chinevere
Subject: Urgent Request to Prioritize Soccer in FY 2024-2025 Budget Date: Monday, June 3, 2024 8:43:41 PM
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Dear Fresno City Council, Fresno Parks Commission, and Fresno Parks Leaders, As the City of Fresno's fiscal year 2024-2025 budget is being finalized, I write to emphasize the urgent need to prioritize our soccer community. Despite being the most popular sport in Fresno, as highlighted in the Fresno Parks Master Plan, soccer remains tremendously underdeveloped and lagging in meeting local demand.
Soccer is the most in-demand activity in our city, bringing immense joy and unity. However, our facilities are crumbling, improvements are slow, and there are numerous opportunities to enhance our city's relationship with the beautiful game. Currently, fields remain in disarray, many goals have empty nets that children can't enjoy, there aren't enough futsal courts, and it's too expensive or cumbersome to reserve fields. Furthermore, it is unattainable for our children to participate in proper youth soccer development due to the City's absence in creating equitable access.
Our city's largest cultural identity is rooted in soccer, regardless of age, place of origin, or any other identity. Yet soccer remains underdeveloped. We need more urgency, resources, facilities, and opportunities to fully support and grow this passion.
I urge you to consider these points as you finalize the budget and allocate the necessary resources to improve and expand Fresno's soccer facilities and recreational opportunities. Is the city up to the challenge of meeting the local demand for soccer and reaping the benefits of the bridges it builds? The One Fresno mantra cannot be fulfilled without allowing soccer to flourish in our city.
Thank you for your attention and support.
Best regards,
[Robert jimenez]
[City Council District or Address]
From: Andy Carrillo
To: Clerk; District2; District1; Jerry Dyer; Mayor; Tyler Maxwell; Mike Karbassi; Luis Chavez; Nelson Esparza; Garry Bredefeld; Miguel Arias
Cc: Aaron Aguirre; Edward Chinevere
Subject: Urgent Request to Prioritize Soccer in FY 2024-2025 Budget Date: Monday, June 3, 2024 8:43:58 PM
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Dear Fresno City Council, Fresno Parks Commission, and Fresno Parks Leaders, As the City of Fresno's fiscal year 2024-2025 budget is being finalized, I write to emphasize the urgent need to prioritize our soccer community. Despite being the most popular sport in Fresno, as highlighted in the Fresno Parks Master Plan, soccer remains tremendously underdeveloped and lagging in meeting local demand.
Soccer is the most in-demand activity in our city, bringing immense joy and unity. However, our facilities are crumbling, improvements are slow, and there are numerous opportunities to enhance our city's relationship with the beautiful game. Currently, fields remain in disarray, many goals have empty nets that children can't enjoy, there aren't enough futsal courts, and it's too expensive or cumbersome to reserve fields. Furthermore, it is unattainable for our children to participate in proper youth soccer development due to the City's absence in creating equitable access.
Our city's largest cultural identity is rooted in soccer, regardless of age, place of origin, or any other identity. Yet soccer remains underdeveloped. We need more urgency, resources, facilities, and opportunities to fully support and grow this passion.
I urge you to consider these points as you finalize the budget and allocate the necessary resources to improve and expand Fresno's soccer facilities and recreational opportunities. Is the city up to the challenge of meeting the local demand for soccer and reaping the benefits of the bridges it builds? The One Fresno mantra cannot be fulfilled without allowing soccer to flourish in our city.
Thank you for your attention and support.
Best regards,
[Your Name]
[Your Contact Information]
[City Council District or Address]
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From: Steven Amezola
To: Luis Chavez; Miguel Arias; Nelson Esparza; Clerk; District1; District2; Garry Bredefeld; Jerry Dyer; Mayor; Mike Karbassi; Tyler Maxwell
Cc: Edward Chinevere; Aaron Aguirre
Subject: Urgent Request to Prioritize Soccer in FY 2024-2025 Budget Date: Monday, June 3, 2024 8:44:18 PM
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Dear Fresno City Council, Fresno Parks Commission, and Fresno Parks Leaders, As the City of Fresno's fiscal year 2024-2025 budget is being finalized, I write to emphasize the urgent need to prioritize our soccer community. Despite being the most popular sport in Fresno, as highlighted in the Fresno Parks Master Plan, soccer remains tremendously underdeveloped and lagging in meeting local demand. Soccer is the most in-demand activity in our city, bringing immense joy and unity. However, our facilities are crumbling, improvements are slow, and there are numerous opportunities to enhance our city's relationship with the beautiful game. Currently, fields remain in disarray, many goals have empty nets that children can't enjoy, there aren't enough futsal courts, and it's too expensive or cumbersome to reserve fields. Furthermore, it is unattainable for our children to participate in proper youth soccer development due to the City's absence in creating equitable access. Our city's largest cultural identity is rooted in soccer, regardless of age, place of origin, or any other identity. Yet soccer remains underdeveloped. We need more urgency, resources, facilities, and opportunities to fully support and grow this passion. I urge you to consider these points as you finalize the budget and allocate the necessary resources to improve and expand Fresno's soccer facilities and recreational opportunities. Is the city up to the challenge of meeting the local demand for soccer and reaping the benefits of the bridges it builds? The One Fresno mantra cannot be fulfilled without allowing soccer to flourish in our city. Thank you for your attention and support. Best regards, [Your Name] [Your Contact Information] [City Council District or Address]
From: isaac ruiz
To: Clerk; District2; District1; Jerry Dyer; Mayor; Tyler Maxwell; Mike Karbassi; Luis Chavez; Nelson Esparza; Garry Bredefeld; Miguel Arias
Cc: Aaron Aguirre; Edward Chinevere
Subject: Urgent Request to Prioritize Soccer in FY 2024-2025 Budget Date: Monday, June 3, 2024 8:54:38 PM
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Dear Fresno City Council, Fresno Parks Commission, and Fresno Parks Leaders, As the City of Fresno's fiscal year 2024-2025 budget is being finalized, I write to emphasize the urgent need to prioritize our soccer community. Despite being the most popular sport in Fresno, as highlighted in the Fresno Parks Master Plan, soccer remains tremendously underdeveloped and lagging in meeting local demand.
Soccer is the most in-demand activity in our city, bringing immense joy and unity. However, our facilities are crumbling, improvements are slow, and there are numerous opportunities to enhance our city's relationship with the beautiful game. Currently, fields remain in disarray, many goals have empty nets that children can't enjoy, there aren't enough futsal courts, and it's too expensive or cumbersome to reserve fields. Furthermore, it is unattainable for our children to participate in proper youth soccer development due to the City's absence in creating equitable access.
Our city's largest cultural identity is rooted in soccer, regardless of age, place of origin, or any other identity. Yet soccer remains underdeveloped. We need more urgency, resources, facilities, and opportunities to fully support and grow this passion.
I urge you to consider these points as you finalize the budget and allocate the necessary resources to improve and expand Fresno's soccer facilities and recreational opportunities. Is the city up to the challenge of meeting the local demand for soccer and reaping the benefits of the bridges it builds? The One Fresno mantra cannot be fulfilled without allowing soccer to flourish in our city.
Thank you for your attention and support.
Best regards,
[Isaac Ruiz]
[Your Contact Information]
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From: Jean Piere Pina
To: Clerk; District2; District1; Jerry Dyer; Mayor; Tyler Maxwell; Mike Karbassi; Luis Chavez; Nelson Esparza; Garry Bredefeld; Miguel Arias
Cc: Aaron Aguirre; Edward Chinevere
Subject: Urgent Request to Prioritize Soccer in FY 2024-2025 Budget Date: Monday, June 3, 2024 9:21:06 PM
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Dear Fresno City Council, Fresno Parks Commission, and Fresno Parks Leaders, As the City of Fresno's fiscal year 2024-2025 budget is being finalized, I write to emphasize the urgent need to prioritize our soccer community. Despite being the most popular sport in Fresno, as highlighted in the Fresno Parks Master Plan, soccer remains tremendously underdeveloped and lagging in meeting local demand.
Soccer is the most in-demand activity in our city, bringing immense joy and unity. However, our facilities are crumbling, improvements are slow, and there are numerous opportunities to enhance our city's relationship with the beautiful game. Currently, fields remain in disarray, many goals have empty nets that children can't enjoy, there aren't enough futsal courts, and it's too expensive or cumbersome to reserve fields. Furthermore, it is unattainable for our children to participate in proper youth soccer development due to the City's absence in creating equitable access.
Our city's largest cultural identity is rooted in soccer, regardless of age, place of origin, or any other identity. Yet soccer remains underdeveloped. We need more urgency, resources, facilities, and opportunities to fully support and grow this passion.
I urge you to consider these points as you finalize the budget and allocate the necessary resources to improve and expand Fresno's soccer facilities and recreational opportunities. Is the city up to the challenge of meeting the local demand for soccer and reaping the benefits of the bridges it builds? The One Fresno mantra cannot be fulfilled without allowing soccer to flourish in our city.
Thank you for your attention and support.
Best regards,
Jean piere Piña
Fresno,California
From: chris santos
To: Clerk; District2; District1; Jerry Dyer; Mayor; Tyler Maxwell; Mike Karbassi; Luis Chavez; Nelson Esparza; Garry Bredefeld; Miguel Arias
Cc: Aaron Aguirre; Edward Chinevere
Subject: Urgent Request to Prioritize Soccer in FY 2024-2025 Budget Date: Monday, June 3, 2024 9:22:07 PM
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Dear Fresno City Council, Fresno Parks Commission, and Fresno Parks Leaders, As the City of Fresno's fiscal year 2024-2025 budget is being finalized, I write to emphasize the urgent need to prioritize our soccer community. Despite being the most popular sport in Fresno, as highlighted in the Fresno Parks Master Plan, soccer remains tremendously underdeveloped and lagging in meeting local demand.
Soccer is the most in-demand activity in our city, bringing immense joy and unity. However, our facilities are crumbling, improvements are slow, and there are numerous opportunities to enhance our city's relationship with the beautiful game. Currently, fields remain in disarray, many goals have empty nets that children can't enjoy, there aren't enough futsal courts, and it's too expensive or cumbersome to reserve fields. Furthermore, it is unattainable for our children to participate in proper youth soccer development due to the City's absence in creating equitable access.
Our city's largest cultural identity is rooted in soccer, regardless of age, place of origin, or any other identity. Yet soccer remains underdeveloped. We need more urgency, resources, facilities, and opportunities to fully support and grow this passion.
I urge you to consider these points as you finalize the budget and allocate the necessary resources to improve and expand Fresno's soccer facilities and recreational opportunities. Is the city up to the challenge of meeting the local demand for soccer and reaping the benefits of the bridges it builds? The One Fresno mantra cannot be fulfilled without allowing soccer to flourish in our city.
Thank you for your attention and support.
Best regards,
[Your Name]
[Your Contact Information]
[City Council District or Address]
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From: Gabriel Contreras
To: Clerk; District2; District1; Jerry Dyer; Mayor; Tyler Maxwell; Mike Karbassi; Luis Chavez; Nelson Esparza; Garry Bredefeld; Miguel Arias
Cc: Aaron Aguirre; Edward Chinevere
Subject: Urgent Request to Prioritize Soccer in FY 2024-2025 Budget Date: Monday, June 3, 2024 9:23:05 PM
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Dear Fresno City Council, Fresno Parks Commission, and Fresno Parks Leaders, As the City of Fresno's fiscal year 2024-2025 budget is being finalized, I write to emphasize the urgent need to prioritize our soccer community. Despite being the most popular sport in Fresno, as highlighted in the Fresno Parks Master Plan, soccer remains tremendously underdeveloped and lagging in meeting local demand.
Soccer is the most in-demand activity in our city, bringing immense joy and unity. However, our facilities are crumbling, improvements are slow, and there are numerous opportunities to enhance our city's relationship with the beautiful game. Currently, fields remain in disarray, many goals have empty nets that children can't enjoy, there aren't enough futsal courts, and it's too expensive or cumbersome to reserve fields. Furthermore, it is unattainable for our children to participate in proper youth soccer development due to the City's absence in creating equitable access.
Our city's largest cultural identity is rooted in soccer, regardless of age, place of origin, or any other identity. Yet soccer remains underdeveloped. We need more urgency, resources, facilities, and opportunities to fully support and grow this passion.
I urge you to consider these points as you finalize the budget and allocate the necessary resources to improve and expand Fresno's soccer facilities and recreational opportunities. Is the city up to the challenge of meeting the local demand for soccer and reaping the benefits of the bridges it builds? The One Fresno mantra cannot be fulfilled without allowing soccer to flourish in our city.
Thank you for your attention and support.
Best regards,
[Gabriel Contreras]
From: Christopher Cordova
To: Clerk; District2; District1; Jerry Dyer; Mayor; Tyler Maxwell; Mike Karbassi; Luis Chavez; Nelson Esparza; Garry Bredefeld; Miguel Arias
Cc: Aaron Aguirre; Edward Chinevere
Subject: Urgent Request to Prioritize Soccer in FY 2024-2025 Budget Date: Monday, June 3, 2024 9:24:11 PM
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Dear Fresno City Council, Fresno Parks Commission, and Fresno Parks Leaders, As the City of Fresno's fiscal year 2024-2025 budget is being finalized, I write to emphasize the urgent need to prioritize our soccer community. Despite being the most popular sport in Fresno, as highlighted in the Fresno Parks Master Plan, soccer remains tremendously underdeveloped and lagging in meeting local demand.
Soccer is the most in-demand activity in our city, bringing immense joy and unity. However, our facilities are crumbling, improvements are slow, and there are numerous opportunities to enhance our city's relationship with the beautiful game. Currently, fields remain in disarray, many goals have empty nets that children can't enjoy, there aren't enough futsal courts, and it's too expensive or cumbersome to reserve fields. Furthermore, it is unattainable for our children to participate in proper youth soccer development due to the City's absence in creating equitable access.
Our city's largest cultural identity is rooted in soccer, regardless of age, place of origin, or any other identity. Yet soccer remains underdeveloped. We need more urgency, resources, facilities, and opportunities to fully support and grow this passion.
I urge you to consider these points as you finalize the budget and allocate the necessary resources to improve and expand Fresno's soccer facilities and recreational opportunities. Is the city up to the challenge of meeting the local demand for soccer and reaping the benefits of the bridges it builds? The One Fresno mantra cannot be fulfilled without allowing soccer to flourish in our city.
Thank you for your attention and support.
Best regards,
Christopher Cordova
Fresno, CA
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From: Hariz Obed Funez Cano
To: Clerk; District2; District1; Jerry Dyer; Mayor; Tyler Maxwell; Mike Karbassi; Luis Chavez; Nelson Esparza; Garry Bredefeld; Miguel Arias
Cc: Aaron Aguirre; Edward Chinevere
Subject: Urgent Request to Prioritize Soccer in FY 2024-2025 Budget Date: Monday, June 3, 2024 9:24:22 PM
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Dear Fresno City Council, Fresno Parks Commission, and Fresno Parks Leaders, As the City of Fresno's fiscal year 2024-2025 budget is being finalized, I write to emphasize the urgent need to prioritize our soccer community. Despite being the most popular sport in Fresno, as highlighted in the Fresno Parks Master Plan, soccer remains tremendously underdeveloped and lagging in meeting local demand.
Soccer is the most in-demand activity in our city, bringing immense joy and unity. However, our facilities are crumbling, improvements are slow, and there are numerous opportunities to enhance our city's relationship with the beautiful game. Currently, fields remain in disarray, many goals have empty nets that children can't enjoy, there aren't enough futsal courts, and it's too expensive or cumbersome to reserve fields. Furthermore, it is unattainable for our children to participate in proper youth soccer development due to the City's absence in creating equitable access.
Our city's largest cultural identity is rooted in soccer, regardless of age, place of origin, or any other identity. Yet soccer remains underdeveloped. We need more urgency, resources, facilities, and opportunities to fully support and grow this passion.
I urge you to consider these points as you finalize the budget and allocate the necessary resources to improve and expand Fresno's soccer facilities and recreational opportunities. Is the city up to the challenge of meeting the local demand for soccer and reaping the benefits of the bridges it builds? The One Fresno mantra cannot be fulfilled without allowing soccer to flourish in our city.
Thank you for your attention and support.
Best regards,
[Your Name]
[Your Contact Information]
[City Council District or Address]
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From: HolyxCheco
To: Clerk; District2; District1; Jerry Dyer; Mayor; Tyler Maxwell; Mike Karbassi; Luis Chavez; Nelson Esparza; Garry Bredefeld; Miguel Arias
Cc: Aaron Aguirre; Edward Chinevere
Subject: Urgent Request to Prioritize Soccer in FY 2024-2025 Budget Date: Monday, June 3, 2024 9:55:58 PM
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Dear Fresno City Council, Fresno Parks Commission, and Fresno Parks Leaders, As the City of Fresno's fiscal year 2024-2025 budget is being finalized, I write to emphasize the urgent need to prioritize our soccer community. Despite being the most popular sport in Fresno, as highlighted in the Fresno Parks Master Plan, soccer remains tremendously underdeveloped and lagging in meeting local demand.
Soccer is the most in-demand activity in our city, bringing immense joy and unity. However, our facilities are crumbling, improvements are slow, and there are numerous opportunities to enhance our city's relationship with the beautiful game. Currently, fields remain in disarray, many goals have empty nets that children can't enjoy, there aren't enough futsal courts, and it's too expensive or cumbersome to reserve fields. Furthermore, it is unattainable for our children to participate in proper youth soccer development due to the City's absence in creating equitable access.
Our city's largest cultural identity is rooted in soccer, regardless of age, place of origin, or any other identity. Yet soccer remains underdeveloped. We need more urgency, resources, facilities, and opportunities to fully support and grow this passion.
I urge you to consider these points as you finalize the budget and allocate the necessary resources to improve and expand Fresno's soccer facilities and recreational opportunities. Is the city up to the challenge of meeting the local demand for soccer and reaping the benefits of the bridges it builds? The One Fresno mantra cannot be fulfilled without allowing soccer to flourish in our city.
Thank you for your attention and support.
Best regards,
[Your Name]
[Your Contact Information]
[City Council District or Address]
Sent from my iPhone
From: HolyxCheco
To: Clerk; District2; District1; Jerry Dyer; Mayor; Tyler Maxwell; Mike Karbassi; Luis Chavez; Nelson Esparza; Garry Bredefeld; Miguel Arias
Cc: Aaron Aguirre; Edward Chinevere
Subject: Urgent Request to Prioritize Soccer in FY 2024-2025 Budget Date: Monday, June 3, 2024 9:57:35 PM
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Dear Fresno City Council, Fresno Parks Commission, and Fresno Parks Leaders, As the City of Fresno's fiscal year 2024-2025 budget is being finalized, I write to emphasize the urgent need to prioritize our soccer community. Despite being the most popular sport in Fresno, as highlighted in the Fresno Parks Master Plan, soccer remains tremendously underdeveloped and lagging in meeting local demand.
Soccer is the most in-demand activity in our city, bringing immense joy and unity. However, our facilities are crumbling, improvements are slow, and there are numerous opportunities to enhance our city's relationship with the beautiful game. Currently, fields remain in disarray, many goals have empty nets that children can't enjoy, there aren't enough futsal courts, and it's too expensive or cumbersome to reserve fields. Furthermore, it is unattainable for our children to participate in proper youth soccer development due to the City's absence in creating equitable access.
Our city's largest cultural identity is rooted in soccer, regardless of age, place of origin, or any other identity. Yet soccer remains underdeveloped. We need more urgency, resources, facilities, and opportunities to fully support and grow this passion.
I urge you to consider these points as you finalize the budget and allocate the necessary resources to improve and expand Fresno's soccer facilities and recreational opportunities. Is the city up to the challenge of meeting the local demand for soccer and reaping the benefits of the bridges it builds? The One Fresno mantra cannot be fulfilled without allowing soccer to flourish in our city.
Thank you for your attention and support.
Best regards,
[Your Name]
[Your Contact Information]
[City Council District or Address]
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From: Jenny Delgado
To: Clerk; District2; District1; Jerry Dyer; Mayor; Tyler Maxwell; Mike Karbassi; Luis Chavez; Nelson Esparza; Garry Bredefeld; Miguel Arias
Cc: Aaron Aguirre; Edward Chinevere
Subject: Urgent Request to Prioritize Soccer in FY 2024-2025 Budget Date: Monday, June 3, 2024 10:00:33 PM
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Dear Fresno City Council, Fresno Parks Commission, and Fresno Parks Leaders, As the City of Fresno's fiscal year 2024-2025 budget is being finalized, I write to emphasize the urgent need to prioritize our soccer community. Despite being the most popular sport in Fresno, as highlighted in the Fresno Parks Master Plan, soccer remains tremendously underdeveloped and lagging in meeting local demand.
Soccer is the most in-demand activity in our city, bringing immense joy and unity. However, our facilities are crumbling, improvements are slow, and there are numerous opportunities to enhance our city's relationship with the beautiful game. Currently, fields remain in disarray, many goals have empty nets that children can't enjoy, there aren't enough futsal courts, and it's too expensive or cumbersome to reserve fields. Furthermore, it is unattainable for our children to participate in proper youth soccer development due to the City's absence in creating equitable access.
Our city's largest cultural identity is rooted in soccer, regardless of age, place of origin, or any other identity. Yet soccer remains underdeveloped. We need more urgency, resources, facilities, and opportunities to fully support and grow this passion.
I urge you to consider these points as you finalize the budget and allocate the necessary resources to improve and expand Fresno's soccer facilities and recreational opportunities. Is the city up to the challenge of meeting the local demand for soccer and reaping the benefits of the bridges it builds? The One Fresno mantra cannot be fulfilled without allowing soccer to flourish in our city.
Thank you for your attention and support.
Best regards,
Jennifer
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From: ST4R Clan
To: Clerk; District2; District1; Jerry Dyer; Mayor; Tyler Maxwell; Mike Karbassi; Luis Chavez; Nelson Esparza; Garry Bredefeld; Miguel Arias
Cc: Aaron Aguirre; Edward Chinevere
Subject: Urgent Request to Prioritize Soccer in FY 2024-2025 Budget Date: Tuesday, June 4, 2024 12:14:11 AM
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Dear Fresno City Council, Fresno Parks Commission, and Fresno Parks Leaders, As the City of Fresno's fiscal year 2024-2025 budget is being finalized, I write to emphasize the urgent need to prioritize our soccer community. Despite being the most popular sport in Fresno, as highlighted in the Fresno Parks Master Plan, soccer remains tremendously underdeveloped and lagging in meeting local demand.
Soccer is the most in-demand activity in our city, bringing immense joy and unity. However, our facilities are crumbling, improvements are slow, and there are numerous opportunities to enhance our city's relationship with the beautiful game. Currently, fields remain in disarray, many goals have empty nets that children can't enjoy, there aren't enough futsal courts, and it's too expensive or cumbersome to reserve fields. Furthermore, it is unattainable for our children to participate in proper youth soccer development due to the City's absence in creating equitable access.
Our city's largest cultural identity is rooted in soccer, regardless of age, place of origin, or any other identity. Yet soccer remains underdeveloped. We need more urgency, resources, facilities, and opportunities to fully support and grow this passion.
I urge you to consider these points as you finalize the budget and allocate the necessary resources to improve and expand Fresno's soccer facilities and recreational opportunities. Is the city up to the challenge of meeting the local demand for soccer and reaping the benefits of the bridges it builds? The One Fresno mantra cannot be fulfilled without allowing soccer to flourish in our city.
Thank you for your attention and support.
Best regards,
[Bilal’s Altam]
[Fresno CA]
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