Candidates
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Gary L. Wysocky
29,018 votes
13.7%
- Occupation: Neighborhood Advocate/CPA
- President, Junior College Neighborhood Association
- Immeadiate Past President, Sonoma County Bicycle Coalition
- Fellow, Leadership Institute for Ecolgy and the Economy
- Adjunct Professor, Sonoma State University
- Awarded certificate as Certified Public Accountant: January, 1983
Priorities:
- Budget deficit
- Neighborhood Involvement in City Affairs
- Alternative Transportation
John Sawyer
27,870 votes
13.2%
- Occupation: Mayor, Councilmember, Businessman
Ernesto Olivares
26,288 votes
12.4%
- Occupation: Santa Rosa Police Lieutenant
Marsha Vas Dupre
23,894 votes
11.3%
- Occupation: Trustee, Santa Rosa Junior College
- Santa Rosa City Councilmember, 1998-2002
- Project Manager/Counselor, Santa Rosa City Schools, 1973-1993
- Ph.D., Counseling and Guidance, The Ohio State University, 1982
Priorities:
- Housing affordable to workers
- Sustainable building practices
- Jobs/contracts for local workers/companies
Lee Pierce
22,037 votes
10.4%
- Occupation: Councilmember/Business Owner
- Vice Mayor, 12/06-12/07
- Councilmember, 11/04-12/06
- Planning Commissioner, 2/03-11/04
- CEO,TEOS Group, Inc.
- Pres., Tavalite Enterprises of Sonoma (TEOS)
Priorities:
- Restore Fiscal Health to the City
- Create an atmosphere of open, accessibile, transparent and responsive government
- Attract & retain businesses which generate high sales tax increment, pay livable wages & are "green,"
Don Taylor
21,262 votes
10.1%
- Occupation: Omelette Restaurateur
- U of Oregon- BA Business Administration
- Omelette Express Owner/Manager
- City of Santa Rosa Community Advisory Board- Current
- Railroad Square Association, President '90, '97,'98,'99
- Arts in Public Places Committee, Chairman 2000
- City of Santa Rosa Planning Commissioner, Vice Chair "02
Priorities:
- Balancing the city budget
- Public Safety
- Economic Vitality
Michael Allen
18,974 votes
9.0%
- Occupation: Senator's Representative, Mediator
- Skilled attorney and mediator with 27 years experience
- Eight term President, Northbay Labor Council
- 2006 Smart Train Transportation Initiative Campaign Treasurer
- Registered Nurse
- Chair of the Accountable Development Coalition
- Appointed to the Workforce Investment Board
Priorities:
- Neighborhood Advocacy, Outreach and Involvement.
- A balanced sustainable local economy with strong environmental protection.
- Continuation and improvement of both senior and youth programs.
Bobbi Hoff
15,622 votes
7.4%
- Occupation: Certified Public Accountant
Carol Dean
14,013 votes
6.6%
- Occupation: Appointed Councilmember
Eddie Alvarez
7,601 votes
3.6%
Hans Dippel
4,905 votes
2.3%
- Occupation: Santa Rosa Citizen
Priorities:
- Balancing the City Budget
- Increasing the City Sales Revenues
- Passing the SMART initiative
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