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Andy P. Fox
17,248 votes
19.3%
- Occupation: City Councilmember/Firefighter
- Instructor, National Fire Academy
- Member, Public Safety Committee, CA League of Cities
- Master's Degree in Dispute Resolution, Pepperdine University
- President, Fire Chief's Association
- Bachelors Degree in American History, California Lutheran University
- Only Councilmember to Serve 8 Consecutive Years on the Conejo Open Space Conservancy Agency
Priorities:
- To Continue To Protect And Expand the Open Space Surrounding Thousand Oaks
- To Continue My Fight for Slow Growth
- To Continue to Lead In The Area of Public Safety Including Funding of a New Detctive Position to Work on Crimes Against Children
Dennis Gillette
13,111 votes
14.6%
- Occupation: City Council Member
- current City Council member and former Mayor, Thousand Oaks
- retired, university Administrative Vice President, California Lutheran University
- retired law enforcement senior comman level officer, Ventura County Sheriffs
- former Member, Board of Directors, Conjeo Recreation & Parks District
- educational degrees: M.S., Management; B.A., Business Administration
Priorities:
- Maintaining and enhancing public safety and economic stability
- Slow managed growth through strict adherence to General Plan
- Open space acquisition and public parks completion
Claudia Bill-de la Pena
12,969 votes
14.5%
- Occupation: Planning Commissioner/Newswriter
- Chair of Planning Commission
- Award-winning TV Newswriter
- Master's Degree Candidate of Public Policy and Administration
Priorities:
- To work for true slow growth, to reduce traffic, crime, air pollution and overcrowded schools.
- To work for residents' interests, not special interests.
- To work for fiscal responsibility to stop waste of taxpayer money.
Michael Farris
12,775 votes
14.3%
- Occupation: Scientist/Technology Manager
- Ph.D, Space Physics, UCLA
- Eagle Scout
- Chair, Thousand Oaks Planning Commission, 2002
- Member, Thousand Oaks Planning Commission, 1999-2002
- Member, Thousand Oaks Blue Ribbon Campaign Finance Reform Committee, 1998
Priorities:
- Protecting Open Space
- Preventing Over-development
- Maintaining Strong Public Safety
Laura Lee Custodio
12,334 votes
13.8%
- Occupation: Teacher/Department Chair
Dan Del Campo
12,305 votes
13.7%
- Occupation: Councilmember/Businessman
- Director, Conejo Open Space Conservation Agency
- Chair, Ventura Council of Governments
- Board, Conejo/Las Virgenes Boys & Girls Clubs
- Board, Conejo Las Virgenes Future Foundation
- Chair 2002, Investment in Character, Boy Scounts Conejo Chapter
- Mayor, Thousand Oaks 2001
Priorities:
- Slow Growth Advocate according to the General Plan
- Protection of ridgelines, open space, and building heights
- Completion of the Boys & Girls Clubs in Thousand Oaks
David Seagal
3,594 votes
4.0%
- Occupation: Professional Engineer
Rick Daniel Velasquez
3,358 votes
3.7%
- Occupation: Healthcare Executive
David Sams
1,748 votes
2.0%
- Occupation: Businessman/Producer/Author
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