League of Women Voters of California Education Fund
	Los Angeles County, CA November 3, 2009 Election
	Board of Directors; La Habra Heights County Water District Voter Information

Results as of Nov 20 4:27pm, 100.00% of Precincts Reporting (4/4)

Candidates (Vote for 2) Click on highlighted name for additional information supplied by candidate. Contact non-highlighted candidates and encourage them to provide information for voters. Brad Cooke 645 votes 37.59% Occupation: Incumbent Economics, BA Degree, Occidental College President, Board of Directors, La Habra Heights County Water District President and Director of engineering contracting firm Cubmaster and Den Leader, Pack 747 Director, AGC Priorities: Increase our water capacity for fire protection Maintain sound fiscal policy and capital reserves to avoid rate increases Provide safe and reliable supply of quality water Jeffrey L. Heintz 548 votes 31.93% Occupation: Incumbent Bachelors Degree - Business and Management Treasurer - La Habra Heights Improvement Assoc. Past Board of Director - Whittier Municipal Employees Federal Credit Union Past President - Whittier Police Officers Association U.S. Army - Combat Infantryman - Vietnam 1970-1971 - Honorably Discharged 1976 Police Sergeant - Retired - 27 years service with the Whittier Police Department Priorities: Sufficient water supply to protect our homes and property from fire Provide safe, high quality drinking water to our community at the lowest possible rates To provide water for irrigation and landscape maintenance while prudently managing our precious, limited water resources. George L. Edwards 523 votes 30.48% Occupation: Vice President (UniSat) FFT2 federally qualified wildland firefighter -Colorado Fire Camp Rio Hondo Fire Academy "Emergency Vehicle Operations" 1A, 1B, California State Fire Marshall Training "Urban Wildland Interface" S-215 La Habra Heights Fire Watch Inc./FSC Board Member, Communications Director, LHH Volunteer EAS Coordinator La Habra Heights Collation to Protect the General Plan La Habra Heights Lost Animal Network LHH Highland Riders Los Angeles County Fire Department, La Habra, La Habra Heights CERT member Priorities: Prevent water rationing by protecting water supplies for existing customers. Opposed to high density housing and development of open space. Eliminate corrosive contaminates, such as hard water and rust in our water supply. Increase water treatment to keep drinking water safe. Re-establish Agricultural Water Rate to promote orchards, groves and green belts to aid in the prevention of wildfires. Basic candidate data supplied by the applicable elections official. Order of candidates is random and changes daily.

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