The 2008 Austin City Council Voters Guide is Public

The 2008 Austin City Council Voters Guide is posted and public. Please review the 2008 Austin City Council Voters Guide as your guide for the future of Austin. Please refer this blog posting to every arts group, leader, supporter and artist in the city of Austin as the guide for Austin’s future. There are three fundamental questions the Arts Alliance posted and asked each candidate at the Austin City Council Candidates’ Arts forum and the 2008 Austin City Council Voters Guide regarding public funding and representation of the arts in Austin. TX. The $2.2 billion Arts industry is one of the most significant economies of Austin, TX in regards to jobs, tourism, education, lifestyle and economic development and the arts’ future is contingent on the Austin City Council. Our vote is vitally important to the future of Austin, TX on who best will promote a vibrant economy that preserves the unique nature and character of Austin, TX. And, remember, when reviewing the candidates’ responses that no answer is an answer.

Here is the weblink to the 2008 Austin City Council Voters Guide to forward to every citizen of Austin, TX: http://mayrichard.wordpress.com/the-arts-2008-austin-city-council-voters-guide/

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The Arts Alliance is an informal but active coalition of artists and arts leaders advocating the five arts industries (music, film/video, visual, performance and literature) before Austin, Texas and national government.

Formed in the Spring of 2005, the Arts Alliance has successfully advocated for the Arts networking thousands of Texas artists, arts leaders and supporters through Arts Alliance e-mail updates, advocacy alerts and postings on this blog.

JOIN the ARTS ALLIANCE by e-mailing Richard@SongwritersSeries.com. The Arts Alliance unity and advocacy represent the modern renaissance of the arts in America. JOIN NOW to generate strength in numbers for a better society through the Arts.