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Cecilia "Cecy" Valdez
3030 votes
26.22%
Official Ballot Statement
- Occupation: Incumbent
- Bachelor of Science in Organizational Behavior, University of San Francisco
- Currently Mayor of San Pablo
- Chair of Economic Development Corporation of San Pablo
- Board Member of Contra Costa Community College Foundation
- Former San Pablo Library Commissioner
- 24 years as a Court Reporter
Priorities:
- Job Creation and Job Training
- Increase Public Safety and Increase Youth Programs
- Strengthen Small Businesses and Attract New Businesses
Kathy Meuyseng Chao Rothberg
2221 votes
19.22%
Official Ballot Statement
- Occupation: Appointed Incumbent
- Non-Profit Community Development Executive
- Expertise include 16 years in housing and real estate development
- Leadership roles in workforce development for adults and youth
- Proven track record in real estate and grant financing
- Board Member of San Pablo Economic Development Corp.,/Richmond/Oakland Youth Councils
- UC Berkeley Graduate and Attended Local WCCUSD Schools
Priorities:
- Advocating for and leading the way in creating economic development projects that create local jobs and support growth and expansion of businesses.
- Improving the quality of life in San Pablo with public safety initiatives, health and services for seniors, and activities for youth and families.
- Support development of technology access for community and job training and employment opportunities for youth and adults.
Rich Kinney
2131 votes
18.44%
Official Ballot Statement
- Occupation: Teacher, Coach, Minister
- I've participated in City Council Meetings for the past two years, I'm a C.E.R.T. Team Leader and a Neighborhood Watch Organizer.
- I serve on the San Pablo Committee on Aging, the Zoning Ordiance Committee and Helms Community Center Steering Committee.
- I'm a Founding member of Reach Out San Pablo-bringing Civic Groups, Community Based & Faith Based Organizations & the City to work on issues together.
- I have a Bachelors Degree in Music and hold a Teaching Credential.
- I'm a full time Substitute Teacher at Richmond High and Helms Middle School.
- I've been married to my wife, Jasmine Kinney for 29 years & we've served at our Inner-City Church in San Pablo for 13 years.
Priorities:
- Public Safety, Fiscal Accountability, Business Friendly, Healthy Families & Interactive Community Schools are absolutely essential for a strong City!
- We need a City "Specific" Plan rather than a "General" Plan! Being overly busy without a clear direction leads to more hiring, frustration & expense!
- I want a public Gymnasium with Community Center and Parks for all the people of San Pablo! Let's increase businesses & expand to unincorporated areas!
Leonard McNeil
1958 votes
16.95%
Official Ballot Statement
- Occupation: Incumbent
- Vice-Mayor
- Political Science professor
- Master's in Political Science
- BA in Government
- Certificate in Non-profit Consulting
- Certicifcate in Grant writing
Priorities:
- Community and Economic development
- Health and Wellness
- San Pablo community schools
Frank Elberto Ybarra
1477 votes
12.78%
- Occupation: Alcohol/Drug Counselor
- Domestic Violence Counseling
- Drinking Driver Instructor
- Undergraduate studies/Psychology
- Former Minister/Volunteers of America
- Commission Member on Aging
- San Pablo Library Commissioner
Priorities:
- Public Safety, youth development, economic development and increasing affordable housing.
- Increase safety in our neighborhoods by implementing curfew for minors and known gang members
- enforce the DUI laws/ add additional police to patrol the at risk crime areas.
Franklin E. Onwubuariri
694 votes
6.01%
Official Ballot Statement
- Occupation: Fitness Trainer
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