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WSPA

Western States Petroleum Association (WSPA) is a non-profit trade association representing the companies that safely and reliably explore for, produce, refine, transport, and market the petroleum and energy products that fuel the five western states of Arizona, California, Nevada, Oregon, and Washington. We represent 150,000 women and men who have proudly been powering the western states since 1907.

Molli Restaurant & Lounge features traditional, regional Mexican cuisine with a modern fusion. Offering a carefully curated menu that highlights the traditional flavors of Mexico & Latin America using modern International techniques

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We are a company dedicated to helping children reach their greatest potential. BTA specializes in providing applied behavior analysis (ABA) therapy to children with neurodivergent conditions and behavioral disorders. Each client we work with is unique, and their treatment programs reflect that. Our team of clinical experts evaluates clients and develops the best-personalized treatment programs for every child. Clinical programs work on the motor, social, cognitive, and communication skills in order to give our clients and their families the confidence to navigate life.

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Meet the Candiates

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Debora Allen

"As your next County Supervisor I plan to bring my lifetime of experience and unique skillset to serve you and your family. I'm ready to deliver open government, transparent fiscal responsibility, and common sense, back to basics, people first programs and priorities."

Edi Birsan

The following is a quick report out on the issues feedback we have received:

Crime and Justice: people feel that there has been an increase in crime along with a decrease in the holding of criminals accountable.

I agree. We need to support a movement of courts to the local cities to deal directly with the low-level crimes and quality of life impacts that demonstrate swift and proper justice. This allows the central courts to concentrate and do more to process arrests quickly. We need to support our communities protecting them from repeat offenders be it vandalism, trespass, theft, or disturbing the peace.

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Roxanne Carrillo Garza

“I have spent the last 22 years as a community organizer fighting for economic justice, education equity, and neighborhood environments that help families thrive.” Roxanne is uniquely qualified to serve as our Supervisor because of her professional background and lived experiences that mirror the residents of District 4.

Roxanne also has a BA in Political Science and an MSW with a focus on community planning, organizing, and policy. "I've dedicated my life to policy advocacy and creating effective solutions within government - first as a county Public Health worker and now as a Health Policy Director for a non-profit organization."

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Ken Carlson

Ken’s been getting it done for our community for over 30 years. He attended Mountain View Elementary in Concord and Pleasant Hill Middle and High Schools. Proud Eagle Scout with Walnut Creek Troop 820. Ken learned at an early age about giving back. His grandfather, James Moriarty, served Contra Costa as a county supervisor. His mom, a registered nurse, cared for our most vulnerable at Hospice of the East Bay. Ken joined the Concord Police force where he served for 29-years working as a neighborhood patrol officer and crisis negotiator to help keep our families and community safe. In 2012, Ken’s neighbors elected him to the Pleasant Hill City Council, where he served as mayor and vice mayor

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Carlyn Obringer

“My priorities on the Board of Supervisors will build upon what I have prioritized on the Concord City Council: ensuring that our county government fixes our roads, expands access to affordable health care, creates opportunities for more supportive housing, protects our community, and nurtures the local economy to ensure all residents can live and work here.”