Rep. Kevin Kiley Town Hall Meeting This Thursday Evening
Kevin Kiley wanted to let you know about our next Town Hall, this Thursday evening. A recent Sacramento Bee column called our town halls an example of “transparency and public access,” and I will always remain committed to having one of the most open and accessible congressional offices in the country. If you have a question to ask, an idea to share, or a concern to convey, I hope you can join us on Thursday.

The Town Hall will begin on Thursday, March 27, 2025, at 6:30 pm. To ensure you get a call at that time, rsvp here. By filling out this form before Thursday afternoon, you will receive a call to join a few minutes before the event.

If you have any questions, you can also contact me here or call (916) 724-2575 or toll free at (888) 406-3855 to get in touch with our office. I look forward to hearing from you.

Sincerely,


Rep. Kevin Kiley


Member of Congress https://sierrawave.net/rep-kevin-kiley-town-hall-meeting-this-thursday-evening/

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