Candidates
(Vote for 3)
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Jim Winder
9,403 votes
13.6%
- Occupation: Police Captain
- BA in Criminal Justice, CSUF. Graduate studies, Public Administration, Pepperdine University.
- Fundraiser for numerous civic and cultural organizations, including the YMCA. Lions Club Member.
- Recently retired Brea Police Captain, 29 years law enforcement service.
- Past Vice-President, Yorba Linda Chamber of Commerce, Community Events Chair.
Priorities:
- Protect the unique quality created by our hillsides, streetscapes, open space, and neighborhoods.
- Maintain highest level of Public Safety.
- Return core values and civility to our Council Chambers.
Michael D. "Mike" Duvall
8,614 votes
12.5%
- Occupation: Yorba Linda Businessman
- Year 2000 Recipient Chapman University's Ethics in America Award
- Two-Term President, Yorba Linda Chamber of Commerce
- Chairman, Yorba Linda General Plan Steering Committee
- Co-Chairman of SSAFE
Priorities:
- Restore ethical behavior, responsibility and accountability to City Council.
- Move forward with the Esperanza/Imperial railroad overpass.
- Remain committed to the semi-rural atmosphere and low density of our city.
Allen Michael Castellano
7,994 votes
11.6%
(This candidate has not responded to Smart Voter)
- Occupation: Deputy Sheriff
Mark Schwing
7,893 votes
11.4%
- Occupation: Incumbent - Businessman
- Retired Naval Officer
- Retired Aerosoace Manager
- Community Volunteer
- Director, Transportation Corridor Agency
- Member, United Way Finance Committee
Priorities:
- Work jointly with PYLSD board to solve school site/spece issues.
- Work to solve Esperanza-Orangethorpe rail corridor issues
- Regional and Local Traffic Issues
Jack Parra
7,582 votes
11.0%
(This candidate has not responded to Smart Voter)
- Occupation: Retired Police Commander
Carl W. Boznanski
7,551 votes
10.9%
- Occupation: Planning Commissioner/Businessman
- BSAE, University Notre Dame
- MBA, University Southern California
- Planning Commissioner, 21 years
- Notre Dame Club President, 3 years
- Notre Dame Person of the Year 1997
- Youth Sports Coach 10 years
Priorities:
- Underground Railroad through the City
- Resolve PYLSD Law Suit
- Establish Town Center Rehabilitation
John W. Taylor
6,964 votes
10.1%
(This candidate has not responded to Smart Voter)
- Occupation: Retired Businessman
Thomas H. "Tom" Lindsey
6,575 votes
9.5%
- Occupation: Local Businessman
- B.S. Microbiology Brigham Young University
- Medical Supply /equipment business owner
- Volunteer Boy Scouts of America
- Volunteer adult and youth sports programs
- Married 23 years, 4 children ages 12-22
Priorities:
- I represent new leadership that will put citizens' needs first.
- Safety and Security first. I support our police and firefighters 100%.
- I will ensure proper development and redevelopment with particular attention to schools, traffic, and lifestyle.
Greg Schmidt
3,921 votes
5.7%
(This candidate has not responded to Smart Voter)
- Occupation: Business Owner
Jim Kapko
2,477 votes
3.6%
(This candidate has not responded to Smart Voter)
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