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Kenneth Sandy
33,163 votes
29.0%
Tom Bongi
30,894 votes
27.0%
Roxanne W. Lindsay
30,212 votes
26.4%
- Occupation: Appointed Incumbent
- Third Generation San Ramon resident
- Years of community involvement
- Father involved in early fire dept. development
- Seven years on the Fire Board
- 25 years of business employment
- 12 years of employment in legislative government
Priorities:
- Educate residents about what the District does, what area it covers, where the revenue comes from and how it affects them
- Continue to explore and study the future development of a local training facility
- Encourage leadership through career development
Ralph Hoffmann
20,245 votes
17.7%
- Occupation: Retired Chemical Engineer
- BS/MS Chemical Engineering-Ga. Tech, 1966, Registered PE since 1972, Member, AIChE since 1977, Cont. Ed. -Econ., SHOVM
- Retired from ChevronTexaco Mgmt Sciences. Teach Youth the processes of selecting and electing people to public office.
- Graduate: Leadership Contra Costa, 2002, Certified in Conflict Dispute Resolution, 2002., HOA Boards-25 yrs.
- Continuing Ed. in Practical Politics, Rules of Order, Financial Analysis, Statistics, Decision Analysis, Effects of Hazardous Materials.
- Award of Appreciation, By the Honorable Danville Mayor Don Ritchey, 1990, Certificate of Special Congressional Recognition of Outstanding
- Service, by the Honorable Congresswoman Ellen Taucher (D-10thCD), CA Assembly Certificate of Appreciation, By the Honorable Lynne Leach (R-15thAD).
Priorities:
- Improve Firefighter Health / Safety Reducing Worker Compensation Costs & Lost Time Injuries thru Preventative Health Care.
- Eliminate Deficit Financing. Improve the Jobs/Housing/Transportation Interface. Recover more State Revenues, Reduce Charges for Records to Residents.
- Improve Press/CCTV Coverage of Monthly Board Meetings and Election Year CCTV Debates for this 130,000 Population District.
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