Occupation: Deputy Clerk Age: 30 Candidate statement “I seek the council that governs the City of Redding for I would be a diligent steward. I have been attending and observing the council’s meetings for some time now and learned much… Continue Reading
Occupation: Business Owner Age: 30 Candidate statement: “I am a third generation Redding resident with two young children. I have been a business owner for over eight years. I am an active Chamber member, have held many leadership positions in… Continue Reading
Occupation: Retired Police Sergeant Age: 64 Campaign statement “The recent pandemic has taken us places we never thought were possible. The challenges Redding faces: Homelessness, crime, drug/alcohol addiction, lack of economic opportunity, have all been magnified by the effects of… Continue Reading
Occupation: Redding City Council member/incumbent Age: 68 Candidate statement “It is my privilege to have your support in shaping the future of our city. The challenges left unresolved compel me to stay the course and finish our job. Public Safety:… Continue Reading
A candidates’ forum for the Redding City Council election focusing on environmental issues important to our local region will be held Monday, October 3, 2022, at 6 pm at the First United Methodist Church, 1825 East St., Redding. The forum… Continue Reading
Prime riverfront property currently anchored by the Civic Auditorium and the rodeo arena will be redeveloped—in some fashion and at some later date—but it won’t involve a sale to a McConnell Foundation-led group that had proposed an ambitious revitalization of… Continue Reading
Prompted by our proposal and by the robust community dialogue thereafter, the Redding City Council decided to move forward with a City-led planning effort instead of the proposal submitted by the Design & Development Team (“D&D Team”). We support the… Continue Reading
Even as a concept that lacks any concrete plans or cost estimates, the somewhat out-of-the-blue proposal to redevelop about 45 acres of riverfront land is causing fits for many in the community, including some Redding City Council members. Granted, it’s… Continue Reading
An ambitious and potentially far-ranging proposal to revitalize a 45-acre chunk of public property next to the Sacramento River—currently home to the Civic Center and the rodeo arena—was met this week with anger, excitement, curiosity and some confusion. On Tuesday,… Continue Reading
There’s no question District 4 Supervisor Patrick Henry Jones is Shasta County’s prevaricator par excellence. In recent months, as documented by ANC, Jones has blatantly and maliciously lied about political opponents past and present. Continue Reading
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