Candidates
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Helen K. Baumann
4293 votes
36.2%
- Occupation: Registered Nurse
- Elected School Board Trustee
- Agricultural Business Owner/Vineyard
- Member El Dorado Grape Growers Association
- Member El Dorado Farm Bureau
- Member El Dorado School Board Association
- Member California School Board Association
Priorities:
- To bring a more taxpayer-friendly approach to establishing budget priorities
- Careful planning to enhance and preserve our quality of life
- Promoting tourism and agriculture
Kenneth Bush
3167 votes
26.7%
- Occupation: Retired law enforcement
- Bachelor of Science Degree, Administration of Justice, San Jose State University
- Director, Pioneer Fire Protection District
- Director, El Dorado Local Agency Formation Commission
- Director, El Dorado County Ambulance Joint Powers Authority
- Commissioner, El Dorado County Charter Commission
- Councilman, El Dorado County Disaster Council
Priorities:
- Well managed, logical growth with a mix of commercial, industrial and residential development
- Securing new water sources for our future
- Saving agriculture and tourism
Ellen Day
2436 votes
20.5%
- Occupation: Local Business Owner
- Past President, Taxpayers Associaton of El Dorado County
- Fourth Assembly District--Woman of the Year 1999
Priorities:
- Maintain adequate county roads, water, schools and law enforcement cost effectively
- Recover lost county funds taken by the state.
- Local control, responsive and responsible government
Tom Mahach
1936 votes
16.3%
- Occupation: Retired Senior Air Force Officer.
- Vietnam Veteran - Distinguished Flying Cross - 10 Air Medals.
- Master of Science Degree in Systems Management from University of Southern California.
- District II Planning Commissioner - seven years.
- Credentialed Substitute Teacher throughout the County school system - three years.
- Past President Pollock Pines/Camino Community Round Table.
- Past President El Dorado County Historical Society.
Priorities:
- Establish a formalized network of community committees and a process whereby they will be an integral part of any future county planning activities.
- Establish long term county goals and develop plans to achieve those goals that reflect environmental sensitivity and economic reality.
- Lead the Board of Supervisors in recognizing our infrastructure and service needs are county-wide and not exclusive to new development.
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