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Posted on October 25, 2020October 25, 2020 by Donald Childs

Donald Childs Voter’s Edge Profile

https://votersedge.org/ca/en/election/2020-11-03/sacramento-county/city-council-city-of-rancho-cordova/donald-childs

Click image to learn about  my CA League of Women Voters "Voter's Edge" candidate page with question and answers from CA LWV to learn more about my candidacy for Rancho Cordova City Council
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Ballot Guide Candidate Statement

I moved into Rancho Cordova in 1973 when my parents bought their first home in the Mills Park-Croetto neighborhood. I graduated from Cordova High School, attended American River and Cosumnes River College. I served as a member of the Rancho Cordova Incorporation Committee.

My experiences advocating for change in my neighborhood enabled me to develop conflict resolution skills, a value of respecting different views and the importance of actively listening to people.

During the 1980s-1990s, my parents and neighbors struggled to find solutions to address blight, crime, traffic safety and failing infrastructure, such as roads, sidewalks. Cityhood changed that, but recently, residents have been increasingly excluded as stakeholders.

Rancho Cordovans should be full partners in developing projects and policies that avoid the problems of the past, dividing our community. We deserve to be involved in the decisions that impact our quality of life and economic opportunities. Citizens of every other city in Sacramento County benefit from due process and inclusion a planning commission brings to the land use planning and zoning decisions that affect them.

In 2011, the Rancho Cordova Planning Commission was suspended to benefit developers. If elected, I will work to restore the Planning Commission.
https://childs4citycouncil.com

Recent Posts

  • My 01/04/2021 Public Comments on Emergency Shelter Zoning
  • On eve of election, 3 Rancho Cordova City Council members endorse restoring Planning Commission
  • 11/13 Ballot Count Update
  • Election Update and Thank You
  • Proposed Trumark at Kassis Housing Project
  • Vote No for Measure R
  • Sacbee Voter Guide – Donald Childs Questions and Answers
  • Donald Childs Voter’s Edge Profile
  • Top Priorities
  • Endorsement from Fayzah Mughal, Community Leader and Activist, Lincoln Village

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Address
2601 Barbera Way
Rancho Cordova, CA 95670

Phone: (916) 207-2659

Email: childs4citycouncil@gmail.com

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Voter’s Edge

Contact Donald

Address
2601 Barbera Way
Rancho Cordova, CA 95670

Phone: (916) 207-2659

Email: childs4citycouncil@gmail.com

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