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When It Comes to Infrastructure, You Get What You Pay For
LA City Council President Eric Garcetti announced today a "Garcetti 311" iPhone application. He wants to make it easy for his constituents to report dead animals, overgrown trees and potholes so his staff can relay the information to the appropriate agencies.
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readLA City Council President Eric Garcetti announced today a "Garcetti 311" iPhone application. He wants to make it easy for his constituents to report dead animals, overgrown trees and potholes so his staff can relay the information to the appropriate agencies. But Mayor Villaraigosa said recently that cuts and layoffs will reduce city services, specifically including "potholes and the trimming of trees."
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The full episode
3 of 3Obama's Vision for Human Space Flight; LA's Kingdom of Potholes- 0:00Obama's Vision for US Space Exploration
- 27:35Getting a Cut of the Tea Party Rage
- 35:56When It Comes to Infrastructure, You Get What You Pay ForYou’re reading this