1. Invest into Arts, Therapy, and Recreation, Reduce Crime and Illness.

   It's up to Fremont to model economically responsible decisions such as investing into free, public arts, affordable psychotherapy, and free, public recreational amenities for seniors, adults, AND...
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   It's up to Fremont to model economically responsible decisions such as investing into free, public arts, affordable psychotherapy, and free, public recreational amenities for seniors, adults, AND children. By doing so, we can set the foundation for generations to come and model what it looks like to care for communities. These activities may seem like fun and games, but they will cut medical costs for preventable diseases/illnesses such as heart disease and depression. They will also lower crime by addressing mental wellness of our community for those who are struggling financially and having to resort to survival crimes such as stealing food from grocery stores, etc. This investment would provide a healthy outlet for all to express emotions, manage stress, and hone mental skill toolkits to navigate through many life events. I urge you to consider the mental and physical well-being of our community.

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   Nov 28, 2020 by k (30 points)

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   It's up to Fremont to model economically responsible decisions such as investing into free, public arts, affordable psychotherapy, and free, public recreational amenities for seniors, adults, AND children. By doing so, we can set the foundation for generations to come and model what it looks like to care for communities. These activities may seem like fun and games, but they will cut medical costs for preventable diseases/illnesses such as heart disease and depression. They will also lower crime by addressing mental wellness of our community for those who are struggling financially and having to resort to survival crimes such as stealing food from grocery stores, etc. This investment would provide a healthy outlet for all to express emotions, manage stress, and hone mental skill toolkits to navigate through many life events. I urge you to consider the mental and physical well-being of our community.

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