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Jim Wood
22313 votes
39.61%
- Occupation: Oceanside Councilmember
- Retired Oceanside Police Detective (31 years)
- Trusted to protect our United States Presidents
- Resident of Oceanside since 1947
- Married with 3 daughters
Priorities:
- Traffic
- Public Safety
- Economic Development
Terry Warren Johnson
21290 votes
37.79%
Rocky J. Chavez
9635 votes
17.10%
- Occupation: Deputy Mayor
- Retired Colonel from the Marine Corps
- Chief Education Officer of the School of Business and Technology for Oceanside Unified School District.
- Board Member of the Oceanside Chamber of Commerce (Member of the Year, 1999)
- Women's Resource Center Board of Directors
- Rocky and his wife Mary live in Oceanside and have three children.
Priorities:
- We need to enhance our assets while partnering with neighbors, and local jurisdictions
- I will push to the forefront the review of the General Plan and circulation element
- I will also put into action my objectives for a safe and clean community
Adrian V. Barbour
3096 votes
5.50%
- Occupation: Homeland Security Contractor
- MS Global Leadership, University of San Diego
- BS Organizational Leadership, Biola University
- Business Law for Managers, UCSD Extension
- Multiple Venture Technology Accredited, IBI Global Free Enterprise Forum
- Past Chair Police & Fire Commission, City of Oceanside
- Chair Resource & Apprenticeship Sub-Committee, Public Works Advisory Committee, City of San Diego
Priorities:
- Draft a Vision document the Council can support and Champion.
- Increase the supply of housing, so more can afford the median price of homes.
- Create more revenue stream opportunities for Oceanside Chamber of Commerce to cover public safety/Homeland Security costs.
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