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Art Madrid
7953 votes
49.51%
- Occupation: Incumbent Mayor.
- Elected Mayor 1990, City Council since 1981.
- Past President SANDAG and CALCOG.
- Have served on over 128 boards & commissions on local, state and national levels.
- Numerous awards, including Outstanding Elected Official in San Diego.
- Was one of San Diego Magazines 50 People to Watch in the region.
- Director of Governmental Relations for San Diego and Imperial Counties, Pacific Bell, retired 1991.
Priorities:
- Maintain and enhance La Mesa's high community standard and public safety services.
- Complete construction of a new police station, library, and post office, and renovate City Hall.
- Implement University Ave plans and revitalize the Village into a vibrant, attractive village which rivals all similar '"downtown community villages."
Craig S. Maxwell
4122 votes
25.66%
- Occupation: Small-Business Owner (Bookstore)
- B.A., Philosophy, University of San Diego
- Construction Estimator
- Small-Business Owner
Priorities:
- Honor The Constitution, respect citizens' rights, and restore civility
- Preserve La Mesa's unique atmosphere by controlling development and requiring developer responsibility
- Restore Dial-A-Ride to give independence and mobility back to our seniors
James Stieringer
3987 votes
24.82%
- Occupation: City Treasurer
- Bachelor of Science in Business Administration, California Western University
- Master of Science in Management, Florida State University
- Former member, Cable Television Review Commission, San Diego County
Priorities:
- Restore dignity and credibility to the office of Mayor
- Begin improving our older neighborhoods
- Improve traffic flow on our major arteries (Spring Strret, University Avenue, and El Cajon Boulevard)
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