Transparent California launches Facebook page!

ByRobert Fellner Hours

True democracy depends on the people knowing what its government is doing, and engaging in the process directly.

Transparent California has always been all about making sure we know what our government is doing, particularly when it comes to the single largest expense of government: public employee compensation.

Now, we’re about to get more engaging, augmenting our long-standing Twitter feed with the launch of a new Facebook page!

Join us in the conversation, “like” and “follow” our page to get the latest updates, and “share” us with your friends!

We look forward to the discussion!

Transparent California is a non-profit supported entirely by donations. Collecting and managing pay data from thousands of government jurisdictions every year takes time and effort, keeping all that going requires money. To help keep Transparent California updated and running smoothly, please consider making a tax-deductible donation today!

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