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Bryan Fish / Johanna Gullick — Jubilo Village County Voucher Advocacy

2025-01-21 January-February 2025 Documented in County email production
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Bryan 'Bubba' Fish contacted Los Angeles County Second District staff seeking help with Jubilo Village's 43-project-based-voucher shortfall. After County staff said the office would not support an exemption or change to LACDA policy and pointed instead to an attrition process available to Culver City, Fish asked to include his neighbor Johanna Gullick in the discussion, describing her as a retired Santa Monica and Long Beach housing professional who was helping think through solutions. He later called her 'deeply involved with this project,' and County staff confirmed she was added to the February 3 meeting invite.

Housing-policy advocacy / meeting participation Direct email correspondence
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Amount
43 vouchers
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43 project-based vouchers
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Personal email address appearing in the source PDF is intentionally omitted.
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The emails establish Fish's advocacy, his description of Gullick's role, her addition to the meeting invite, and Gracian's stated County position. They do not establish that Gullick held an official project title, represented Community Corporation or the church, or had a financial interest in Jubilo Village.