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9:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Drop in or schedule a time that works for you.
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Real stories from those we've helped
CCDI exposed years of unlawful zoning enforcement against our small business. Their investigation uncovered hidden patterns that the city had been hiding. We finally got justice.
Marcus Thompson
Small business owner, Sacramento
When local government seized our property through abuse of eminent domain, CCDI stepped in. They filed suit, won, and we got our land back. They actually fight.
Jennifer Reyes
Property owner, Northern California
I reported misconduct to city hall and was retaliated against. CCDI documented everything, built the case, and held them accountable. They protected me when it mattered most.
David Chen
Whistleblower, Bay Area
Their policy work directly influenced state legislation that protects property rights. CCDI doesn't just talk about change—they actually force it through law and litigation.
Patricia Williams
Civil rights advocate, California
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