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Nora will advocate for community benefits.
She will not bow to developers & deep pockets.
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Why do we need different leadership?
The current political network : ignores serious problems & passes it to the School system
The photo shows a dangerous situation where parents driving their kids to Rodriguez High School must pull over on I-80 to wait for their turn onto Red Top Road. Problems like this are being ignored as the city tries to shrug off responsibility.
The state of CA decided in 2022 that school bussing cannot be revived.
We all would love school bussing to return. But we live in a different economy now. The break in service has been long. There are not enough bus drivers to make the return of bussing a reality.
FSUSD has decided that it is not going to revive bussing due to obstacles it cannot overcome.
This false promise is being used to direct us to FSUSD for solutions
Ana Petero is one of 7 Board members. A majority vote is required for any policy changes. Monica supports Ana.
George Kennedy is selling the idea that we have to go to FSUSD for solutions. He is also selling the idea that we cannot get retail. He supports Seeno, the Middle Green Valley Specific Plan and other developers.
Seeno made the biggest campaign contribution when George ran for city council in 2022.
Rochelle Sherlock is also a George Kennedy supporter. She also has been supported by Seeno & other developers (2020 political campaign contributions). She is not around to help with issues affecting us. She helps rich and powerful people.
Does an impressive resume and connections with rich and powerful people sway you to vote for a candidate? During the Jan 10, 2024 candidate forum, Sherlock said she is Open to CA Forever.
There is a lot at stake. Developers still pull the strings of the current network of elected politicians. Seeno acquired the land on the other side of 680... north of the Pacific Flyway site
Seeno: 528 acres in Benicia
Former Benicia Mayor Elizabeth Patterson's article explains what is wrong with the process of the North Gateway Study: https://beniciaindependent.com/former-mayor-reflects-on-benicias-north-study-area-open-house-seeno-property/
While Benicia struggles to manage its fiscal problems, will Seeno be given the green light to fill this area in with housing?
Middle Green Valley Specific Plan: Jim Spering has the city of Fairfield providing water and sewer services. This sets precedent for more urban style development in rural Solano County.
A huge area: 400 housing units now. Includes large lots that can be further subdivided
Jim Spering has been the person who has represented Solano County at the MTC since 1987
When I worked with Rochelle Sherlock to promote Mike Iokamedes in 2016, she told me she "loves" Jim Spering. You can see that Monica Brown is close with Jim Spering as well. I have seen first hand at the State Senate and State Assembly how he now gets what he wants (Middle Green Valley Specific Plan) because he has delivered results that Bay Area politicians like: more taxes from Us.
CA Forever Advisors attacking Nora
CA FOREVER Advisers promoting the Flannery City
Why try to attack Nora? Clearly they think Nora is the worst candidate for CA Forever objectives. Similar comments on Nextdoor and Facebook.
Team attack on Nextdoor and Facebook
If you held an event, wouldn't you be happy that it is shared with the public? Why not be proud of what they are doing instead of attacking people with a different view?
Only 2 YES votes needed for a Majority Vote
Why are the advisors trying so hard to market two candidates for the March 5, 2024 election?
23 Years working to improve law enforcement in our community
Meeting with City manager & Police Chief
National Night Out at Cordelia Community Park
National Night Out at Cordelia Community Park
I also asked for the use of Flock Cameras in January 2018. At the time the answer was "NO". But our next Police Chief Deanna Cantrell did implement the flock camera security system. We also have a team that updates our community with Police Log reports so that we are aware of incidents in our community. Back when side shows started becoming an issue in Fairfield, our PD worked with CHP, the Sheriff, and other agencies to track the offenders and impound their cars in response to our demand for better results.
National Night Out at Cordelia Community Park
National Night Out at Cordelia Community Park
National Night Out at Cordelia Community Park
Meeting our Police officers and other staff is an important component to good community relationships
Elect Nora: Restore Rights for Residents
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Nora Dizon has been part of this community for 35 years, consistently advocating for community improvement. She has the knowledge and experience to understand what is needed to make meaningful changes.
Back to basics: Infrastructure & Service
This means proper roads with good traffic control. Right now developers control our politicians. They use false reasons to shift responsibility to FSUSD for traffic improvements. They are adding roads to annex property to construct more housing when there are clear problems that need to be solved.
Balanced Development: Not just housing
We need a balanced mix of businesses that will provide sales tax revenue, as well as services for the residents living in the area. Right now Fairfield is pushing for more housing, ignoring infrastructure deficiencies, pushing residents to drive to other communities to shop.
Other cities try to stop sales tax leakage.
Smothering neighborhoods with traffic is not an acceptable policy
The Aurora Apartments by Wiseman is being built right next to Nelda Mundy Elemetary : already at 100% capacity
Families that live in the area now realize their children cannot go to the neighborhood school.
Vallejo: covid funds used for city employee bonuses
Vallejo needs so much help. This blatant misuse of funds for bonuses instead of improving the city is just mind blowing. Residents and visitors are tired of the low staffing of law enforcement. They do not feel safe. There are other issues related to the Vallejo PD. If staffing does not exist to service the community, the rate of crime will continue to escalate.
Which candidate would an Orcem-type developer prefer?
When sweeping statements of changes are made, ask yourself if it is possible or just an empty promise to make you feel good and get your vote?
Wildfire & Disaster Preparedness
Cramming Housing in congested areas spells Danger
The infrastructure problem is not just about traffic jams during commute and school hours. There is no way to escape an area if fire or other disasters strike. We already have insurance companies refusing to renew policies because of the heightened liability in parts of Solano County. Giving in to developer goals has put residents in jeopardy.
Affordable Housing: Does not have to be Rampant with Crime
We need affordable housing that blends in well with the existing neighborhoods: ADUs
The term "Affordable Housing" means different things to each of us. For some it is equal to a crime ridden development that attracts gangs. If that is you, please open your mind to the idea that affordable housing can be incorporated into neighborhoods without negative impacts. An example is the Vintage Green Valley area where in-law units were built with the original house. That is a good example of how ADUs (accessory dwelling units) can increase real affordable housing. They will be gradually built which is another benefit. It is very different from an apartment unit that suddenly adds the need to support hundreds of new residents very quickly.
Some of us think that people who need affordable housing are "lower class". That just is not true. What is true is that lumping a lot of residents who need affordable housing together creates an unhealthy atmosphere. Often someone becomes the "person in power" making the area a difficult place to live in and not a great environment to raise children.
Many of us who were lucky enough to buy our home when prices were lower are enjoying the benefits of a smart investment. If we did not make that purchase, would we need affordable housing?
The beginning teacher annual salary is $54,000 per year (https://www.cde.ca.gov/fg/fr/sa/cefavgsalaries.asp). That equals $4,417 per month. Gross. How can a beginning teacher afford $2,000 a month for rent? The beginning teacher needs affordable housing. So do other young adults starting their careers. Other residents have the same low income problem, not just teachers.
We need to adopt a smart approach to increasing affordable housing while recognizing the limitations that are set by the lack of proper infrastructure in our area.
Less commuting, lower costs, higher quality of life
Local Jobs
Why do companies that move away from more expensive Bay Area cities leap to areas like Woodland? We need Solano to become competitive and attract those businesses to relocate here. We need to court new companies to bring jobs here... like other cities do.
We need a more effective way to help the homeless. Our government chases away an effective private program that is not a tax burden. Then it embraces growing the budget for a multi-million dollar strategy . Is this really about helping the homeless or more about politicians' egos?
Inflation is already hitting taxpayers
Freeway usage fees
MTC Bay Area is studying how to charge us for using the freeways. Using New York as their example, where it will cost $23 per day to commute to the city, the discussion centered around what is fair to charge residents to use the freeway.
Elect someone who does not think you should be squeezed for more tax dollars.
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2016 to Present: Facebook
Supervisor election: Facebook
Supervisor election: Facebook
This is the public facebook page that goes back to 2016. We began to organize to point out the problems that the city has been ignoring. Unfortunately, it has become clear that unless a person who supports the residents is elected, there is no change coming. The current political clique support each other's agenda. The video at the be
This is the public facebook page that goes back to 2016. We began to organize to point out the problems that the city has been ignoring. Unfortunately, it has become clear that unless a person who supports the residents is elected, there is no change coming. The current political clique support each other's agenda. The video at the beginning is an example of what is happening. Vote for Nora to change this trend.
Supervisor election: Facebook
Supervisor election: Facebook
Supervisor election: Facebook
If you have a Facebook account, you can read posts about issues that affect our community.
Disrupt the current political network
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Let Nora speak for us. Restore Rights for Existing Residents.