Vice Mayor Jason Lee and Councilmember Mario Enriquez held a community forum Thursday night at Delta College. What's typically a lecture hall was transformed into a town-hall style space, where dozens of residents gathered to speak directly with their local representatives.
"People need to understand the city manager job is the most important job when running a city," said Councilmember Enriquez, who represents District 4.
Vice Mayor Lee emphasized the importance of character in leadership.
The forum also addressed recent tragedies in Stockton, including the deaths of three 17-year-olds to gun violence, one of whom was in Enriquez's district.
Lee echoed that sentiment, saying, "Crime will always exist until we address poverty alleviation."
Lee responded, "We're having healthy debates, fighting for what I believe in. The city deserves people who fight for them."
Both councilmembers encouraged residents to stay involved. Another community discussion is planned for next week, and the next city council meeting is set for Tuesday.
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