100 Oceanside Conversations
Before I Set the Agenda, I’m Listening
The 100 Oceanside Conversations Promise is not a ceremonial listening tour. These conversations will help shape the campaign’s priorities and Massah’s approach to representing District 2.
Residents should have a meaningful role in deciding what City Hall addresses, how progress is measured, and which issues require immediate attention.
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Who I Want to Hear From
Parents and families
Students and young adults
Seniors and longtime residents
Renters
Homeowners
Veterans and military families
Small business owners
Restaurant and hospitality workers
Tradespeople and employees
Faith leaders
Nonprofit leaders
Native American community members
Local campaign supporters
People who disagree with Massah
Residents who do not normally feel heard
A useful conversation does not require agreement. The goal is to understand the experiences, priorities, and concerns of the people Massah hopes to represent.
Conversation Highlights
CONVERSATION #1 • [NEIGHBORHOOD] • [DATE]
[Person, Family, or Community Group]
CONVERSATION #2 • [NEIGHBORHOOD] • [DATE]
[Small Business Owner]
Main Issue: [Detail]
What Massah Heard: [Detail]
Main Issue: [Detail]
What Massah Learned: [Detail]
What Massah Heard: [Detail]
What Massah Learned: [Detail]
*Participation in this project does not equal a political endorsement of the campaign.
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Who Should Massah Speak With?
What Should Oceanside City Hall Address First?
How These Conversations Shape the Agenda
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Listen to residents.
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Identify recurring concerns.
3
Compare perspectives from different parts of the community.
4
Review what the city can realistically control.
5
Develop measurable priorities.
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Report back to residents.
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Carry the community’s voice into City Hall.