Council Member Gutiérrez talks latest bills pushing for universal child care
The City Council passed a package of bills that some say could lead to universal child care within five years.
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Oct 27, 2022, 9:39 PM
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4h agoThe City Council has moved a step closer to making universal child care a reality.
The City Council passed a package of bills that some say could lead to universal child care within five years.
News 12’s Amanda Bossard sat down with Jennifer Gutierrez to discuss how this package of bills could pave the way for child care for all.
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