Town Hall Meetings
A free, open, monthly public forum for San Luis Obispo County’s Latino community.
Why We Started This Program
Direct access to the officials and agencies that make decisions affecting their lives is something every resident of San Luis Obispo County deserves — regardless of the language they speak at home or how new they are to the county. The Latino Outreach Council’s Town Hall program exists to close that gap.
Each session brings residents into the same room as county staff, school district representatives, and local service providers, so questions get answered in person rather than getting lost between agencies.
Schedule
LOC Town Hall
Most 2nd Thursdays of the month (the program pauses in July) — 11:00 AM–12:00 PM at the SLO Library Community Room, 995 Palm St, San Luis Obispo.
Topics and guest speakers are confirmed closer to each date — follow our Facebook or Instagram for the latest, or see our Events page.
What to Expect
- No RSVP required — open to any county resident.
- Spanish/English interpretation is available on request; contact us in advance so we can arrange it.
- A standing agenda item for community questions and concerns, in addition to any invited speaker.
- Free parking is available near the SLO Library on 2nd Thursdays.
Who Should Come
Anyone who lives, works, or sends their children to school in San Luis Obispo County. Past Town Halls have covered topics like local school resources, public health access, and county services available in Spanish — set by what the community brings to the table that month.
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