- Occupation: Self-employed, Fernando's Independent Volvo
- Alumnae, Colorado Women's College
- Previous employment: Community Coordinator, Headstart Program, CCC; Office staff for City of Richmond, Public Works, Personnel, Recreation & Parks
- West Contra Costa U.S.D. Board of Education 1991 - 1995
- Current Board member: BASRC/Hewlett, Annenberg Bay Area Challenge Grant
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Top Priorities if Elected |
- Implement a comprehensive long-range plan for development of Richmond involving Council, staff, & neighborhood councils to create economic solutions.
- Review/establish policy addressing fiscal accountability, personnel scope of authority/responsibility, and delivery of service to our public
- Colaborate with Police, other staff, Council and neighborhood groups to create safe ways to report crime & vandalism to aid R.P.D. in crime reduction
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- City of Richmond Sewer Tax
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Richmond's infrastructure is surely in need of repair, however, voters should have the opportunity to make decisions which affect our personal finances.
- Development of El Sobrante Valley
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El Sobrante Valley needs a critical review before continuing with further development.
- City Council's Role in Education
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City Council has no direct authority over our schools but we can join forces with the District and others to help our students and families.
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- Richmond Police Officers Association
- Richmond Firefighter's Local 188
- League of United Latin American Citizens & M.A.P.A.
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LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS
