Candidates
(Vote for 3)
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Sam Salmon
5,571 votes
25.6%
(This candidate has not responded to Smart Voter.)
Official Ballot Statement
- Occupation: Mayor, Town of Windsor
Robin Goble
4,671 votes
21.5%
Official Ballot Statement
- Occupation: Planning Commissioner, Teacher
- Master's Degree in Public Administration
- City Planner
- Airport Planner
- Steering Committee for Tomorrow's Leader's Today, Windsor Healdsburg
- Business owner
- Atlanic Pacific Bank Board of Directors
Priorities:
- Continue growth control and a slow growth rate for Windsor.Development emphasis over next four years should occur downtown.
- Revise and stregthen the North Old Redwood Highway Vision Plan by providing a strong development design, and continue strong plan for the south.
- Continue to encourage and develop transit oriented development so that alternative transportation can be utilized from walkable communities.
Steve Allen
3,372 votes
15.5%
Official Ballot Statement
- Occupation: Civil Engineer/Councilmember
- Council Member, and former Mayor for the Town of Windsor
- Director for Sonoma County Transportation Authority
- Board Member of the Local Scouting District
- Member of SRJC Tech Advisory Committee
- Civil Engineer - licensed Civil Engineer & Land Surveyor
- Married with four children. We've lived in Windsor since 1991.
Priorities:
- A continued focus on our Downtown, a town swimming pool and increased parks & recreational opportunities
- Safety for our families & children, protecting our quality of life, and strengthening our economy.
- Widening of Highway 101.
Dominic J. Foppoli
2,690 votes
12.4%
Official Ballot Statement
- Occupation: Business Owner/Educator/ Sonoma County EDB Director
- BA Politics/ Government from Dominican University
- Finishing Masters degree in Business Management
- Local Business Owner
- Appointed by the Board of Supervisors to represent Northern Sonoma County as Director of Economic Development
- Federal/ State/ and County Government Experience
Priorities:
- Increase support of local Public Safety: Fire and Police
- Build more ballfields/ Implement plan to build major Indoor and Outdoor Aquatic, Athletic, and Community Center in Keiser Park
- Responsible balanced growth and a stronger local economy for our small businesses
Julia Donoho
2,030 votes
9.3%
Official Ballot Statement
- Occupation: Architect
- Planning Commissioner
- Historic Preservation Board
- Steering Committee, Community Plan
- Steering Committee, Community Center
- American Institute of Architects
- Senior Project Manager, County of Sonoma
Priorities:
- Traffic - updated traffic signal timing, better transportation and safe bikeways
- Managing planned growth with good design for a healthy, sustainable future
- Protecting seniors and all community with good fire and police services
Don Neece
1,980 votes
9.1%
(This candidate has not responded to Smart Voter.)
Official Ballot Statement
- Occupation: Planning Commissioner/Businessman
Jeff Church
1,406 votes
6.5%
(This candidate has not responded to Smart Voter.)
Official Ballot Statement
- Occupation: Senior Environmental Specialist
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Events
League Forums
- Tuesday, October 10, 5:30-9:00 PM, Windsor High School Theater. The program includes forums for the school board, the fire protection district, and the town council. The entire program will be taped for broadcast on the Windsor government channel and on Access Healdsburg. You may also stream video the forum. Part 1 of the council forum follows the forums for the Fire Protection District and the Windsor Unified School District. Part 2 continues on a separate video.
News and Analysis
Santa Rosa Press Democrat
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