- Occupation: City Councilman/SMUD Attorney
- B.A. Yale University, 1975
- J.D. University of San Diego, 1979
- Fulbright Scholarship in France
- Chairman of the Board of Regional Transit
- Chairman of the Board of Capitol Corridor JPA
- Co-Founder, Capital Unity Council
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Top Priorities if Elected |
- Improving existing neighborhoods and creating a vibrant city center.
- Expanding transportation alternatives.
- Improving public schools.
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- Steve Cohn's Vision and Platform, Mayor of Sacramento 2000
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Sacramento should be the most livable city in America with excellent schools and libraries; abundant parks and open spaces; a dynamic central city; vibrant arts, sports and cultural attractions; and safe, quality, tree-lined neighborhoods within walking distance of a transit stop from everything you need.
- Steve Cohn's Record
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Steve Cohn's Accomplishments from 1994 to 2000 on the City Council both citywide and for District 3 (Midtown, East Sacramento, River Park, CSUS, Campus Commons, Sierra Oaks, Point West and Swanston Estates) and Citywide
- Steve Cohn's Year 2000 District 3 State of the District Report
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This Report highlights accomplishments citywide and for City Council District 3 in 1999 and outlines Steve Cohn's plans for 2000, including his work co-founding the Unity Center to combat hate crimes and prejudice.
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- Michelle Masoner, Sac City Unified School District Board Member
- Frances Gracechild, Director of Resources for Independent Living
- Ernesto Jimenez, Ernesto's Mexican Restaurant
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LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS
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