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A former Regal theater space sits empty in Davis. What should go there?
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vernas@cityofwestsacramento.org
(916) 617-4500
Councilmember Verna Sulpizio Hull specializes in marketing and management, programming, and economic development. Some of Hull’s career experiences include working as the president and CEO of the West Sacramento Chamber of Commerce, marketing and recruiting coordinator for Cunningham Engineering Corporation, and project manager for Civitas. Hull is active in the community. She emcees the EMERGE Summit, one of the largest events for young professionals on the West Coast. She was also a keynote speaker for BOLD, a speaker series highlighting women’s stories. Hull currently works as a consultant.
First elected: November 2022
Alma maters: Sacramento City College, University of California, Davis (bachelor’s degree in Community & Regional Development)
Other positions held: Political Action Committee board member; First 5 YOLO commissioner; Department of Sound Sacramento board member
Notable quote: “I’m so proud to be a part of our first all-female city council in West Sacramento. It is meaningful for our region, and the fact that it’s in my hometown of West Sacramento—it’s very, very special” (Source: ABC 10).
From West Sacramento News Ledger...
Since October 2020, Robin Davis has begun her regular public comments at City Council meetings by introducing herself as a resident who lives in her “160-square-foot, semi-off-grid tiny home on wheels on my undeveloped residential property here in West Sacramento.”
From West Sacramento Sun...
On April 17, the City of West Sacramento celebrated the groundbreaking of the highly anticipated Westacre Park Renovation and Expansion Project.
West Sacramento area residents are invited to the city’s Bryte Park on Saturday, April 19, rain or (hopefully) shine, to have fun, win prizes, learn about creating sustainable living and hunt for 2,500 brightly-colored eggs.
West Sacramento’s favorite four-legged landscapers are back. The West Sacramento Goats have returned to The Bridge District and will be grazing in various locations through early July.
Bond extensions, project approval and mid-budget cycle financial amendments were some of the items reviewed at the West Sacramento City Council’s March 19 meeting.
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