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  Amazing that the Santa Cruz County Sheriff Deputy can harass my wife who is walking our Shih Tzu in De La Vega park alone, with no one else there, including other dogs, for walking our friendly little Shih Tzu (for whom we always pick up his poop) without a lease. Yes, that's right! A real crime fighter!! There is so much other stuff going on in Santa Cruz that the Santa Cruz County Sheriff Deputy's office needs to tend to that. I think that all 'common sense' has been abandoned by both law enforcement and petty complainers who strain at a gnat and swallow a camel when it comes to what is the REAL problems in Santa Cruz County. Start dealing with the delinquent and criminal youth with their theft and hash oil smoking and the meth fueled crime around here and leave the lone Shih Tzu walkers who do something for this community alone. And 'Yes' we pick up our dog's poop.
  By David Leone', May 26, 2017
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  As a resident of Santa Cruz county and a local activist for human, health, and environmental rights, I would like to express my concern and urge the city council to listen to the public that they are under obligation to work with. After thorough investigations, other locals and I have discovered several environmental atrocities taking place here, a place renown for it's natural beauty. There is cancer-causing pesticides being used in massive amounts in the Pajaro River and along roadsides. There are noxious chemicals from industrial farms being dumped in ponds sharing the same groundwater as a sensitive watershed a few hundred feet from a popular surfing spot. I'm concerned about how the City Council unanimously approved of aerial spraying toxic pesticides, a practice which hospitalized 500 people in the past, to kill a mosquito that hasn't even been a threat to our population. There are people who make Santa Cruz the cultural, artistic mecca that it has been for decades who are being denied their rights to live simply because of the ever soaring costs of living, bus route eliminating, and other techniques to push out the cultural creatives and appeal to the wealthy who can afford to live here (an increasing number who live in the Silicon Valley, unsustainably commuting and taking away housing opportunities for locals). Though there is much more I could do to understand their work completely, city council has seemed to be much more focused on the desires of the wealthy and the superficial appearances of this town to the rest of the world. I would love to see them step forward to make this town more egalitarian and less toxic. The evidence is out and many locals know what needs to be done, they just need to be heard. Though I don't know any council member personally, and do not judge them individually, I look forward to the possibilities of working with them to make every voice heard and bring power to the people of Santa Cruz. I hope more locals reach out with me to get the attention of and work with our local politicians so we can come to an understanding.
  By Eleyah Knight, April 01, 2017
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  The city of Santa Cruz must be one of the most poorly governed cities in the history of modern civilization. Widespread vagrancy, drug dealing, gang violence and lack of any law enforcement pretty well sums up the state of affairs for Santa Cruz, Ca in the summer of 2010. It completely pains me to write this as I'm well invested in this town but will undoubtably be forced to up-root my family in search of a less hostile environment. inept: not suitable to the time, place, or occasion : inappropriate often to an absurd degree
  By A Google User, January 24, 2017
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  SC is the dopest town on the west coast. Sorry if youre some tourist and you get bitched out by some locs, its just that you can get on my nerves with the traffic and the litter and all so try to be courteous as we locs can be sensitive to dicks.
  By jack conner, December 28, 2016

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