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TehachaPod City of Tehachapi
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4.1 • 14 Ratings
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The official award winning podcast for the City of Tehachapi, California. Our municipal government podcast covers the issues, topics, history, lifestyle and happenings in Tehachapi. Hosted by Community Engagement Manager Key Budge, General Services Director Ashley Whitmore, Assistant City Manager Corey Costelloe, & City Manager Greg Garrett. This show features interviews and highlights of community events, meetings and other interactions that impact Tehachapi. TehachaPod has received several awards for Government Special Episode and Individual Episodes by a Government Agency.
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Tehachapi Weekend Activity Update: June 20, 2024
Clare Scotti with Discover Tehachapi shares the upcoming events and activities happening at our local wineries, breweries, and more this weekend. For more information, visit www.discovertehachapi.com
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Tehachapi Amateur Radio Association: Field Day, June 22, 2024
Micah Martin, PIO for the Tehachapi Amateur Radio Association, joins the podcast to discuss the upcoming Field Day event on Saturday, June 22 in Bear Valley Springs. For more information, visit https://ac6ee.org/
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New Organic Waste Cart to be dropped off in Tehachapi
WM will begin delivering a new 3rd cart for organic waste to residential customers in the City of Tehachapi beginning Monday June 17.
We talk with Ashley Cortes from WM to explain how the new 3rd cart will work and when they will be collected curbside.
The 3rd cart for organics is State of California mandated via SB 1383.
We explain the why this is happening and what to expect moving forward. Send your questions, thoughts and suggestions to Media@TehachapiCityHall.com. -
Eye on the Capitol-June 14, 2024
Eye on the Capitol is an informative look at State and National issues impacting your life in Tehachapi.
On this episode, the State budget deadline looms as lawmakers scramble to pass an interim spending plan while the Governor negotiates cuts to address a $27 billion shortfall this coming fiscal year. Plus, we await the decision from the California Supreme Court on a ballot measure funded by California's wealthiest corporations, the U.S. Supreme court is also mulling their opinion on an appeal case surrounding the ability of a city to enforce anti-camping ordinances in public parks and rights-of-way when dealing with homelessness. And, Kern County has a new Congressman as Vince Fong takes the oath of office, what's next for his now vacant 32nd District State Assembly seat?
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Tehachapi Weekend Activity Update: Father's Day Weekend
Clare Scotti, Discover Tehachapi, joins us to discuss the upcoming events and activities happening around town for Father's Day weekend. To learn more, visit www.discovertehachapi.com
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What's new with TVRPD: Sip and Savor
Sarai Diaz, Recreation Manager of the Tehachapi Valley Recreation and Park District, joins us to discuss the upcoming Sip and Savor event on Saturday, June 22. To learn more and to purchase your tickets, go to https://www.tvrpd.org/sip-savor-tehachapi-2df9446
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It’s the podcast version of the 3 Stooges
Simply awful. Three middle aged white guys acting out there midlife crisis’ desire to be famous at the taxpayers expense. They constantly cut each other vying for the spotlight while sucking all the air out of the room. The “community engagement specialist”, whatever that job is, is taking in $150,000 working part-time. This “specialist” needed someone to explain to him that storm drains are not connected to the sewer system. Probably explains why he has been dumping motor oil and lead paint into the street culverts for 40 years. The “assistant to the city manager” or the city waterboy as we call him spends his time buying “awards” with taxpayer dollars from shady pay to play business associations that gives an award to anyone with a enough money. This Eric Cartman look-alike epitomizes of everything that is wrong with giving every single child a trophy. Finally the “city manager”, who last year he got the “Champion of the Year” award. Champion of what? Not even Kim Jong-Un of North Korea could invent a title that ridiculous. To top this all off they spend taxpayer money advertising in the local newspaper with ads (Courtesy of the City of Tehachapi) that look exactly like the actual news articles to promote and hype the show. The local news papers should be ashamed for this, but they need there money and it assures for the city no critical articles will be published. This podcast is pathetic, don’t take my word though, try to see how long you can stand this mental torture.
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