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Sonoma County Conservation Action

2026 Endorsements

Our endorsed candidates and ballot positions for local and state races.

Local Elections

City Council Endorsements

Petaluma

John Shribbs

City Council, District 2

Endorsed

Brent Newell

City Council, District 2

Endorsed

Janice Cader Thompson

City Council, District 1

Endorsed

Eric Vazquez

City Council, District 3

Endorsed

Healdsburg

Chris Herrod

City Council, District 4

Endorsed

Scott Pratt

City Council, District 2

Endorsed

Santa Rosa

Melanie Jones-Carter

City Council, District 4

Endorsed

Sebastopol

Sandra Maurer

City Council, At-Large

Endorsed

Sonoma

Julian Mackie

City Council, District 1

Endorsed

Ballot Measures

Our Recommendations

Local Measure

Vote YES

Measure H

Sonoma County Parks Sales Tax

State Propositions

Vote YES

Proposition 40

“Billionaires Tax”

One-Time Wealth Tax for State-Funded Healthcare, Education, and Food Assistance Programs Initiative to help offset Trump Admin massive cuts to California.

Vote YES

Proposition 3

“Millionaires Tax”

Renew State Income Tax Increase for Education Funding Initiative.

Vote NO

Proposition 45

Changes to Environmental Review Process for Certain Projects Initiative

Would gut environmental oversight.

Sonoma County Conservation Action’s

Grassroots Gala!

Your Environmental Health in the News

Protecting Environmental Health Through Science and Accountability

California’s system for identifying communities that face the highest cumulative pollution burdens is at a critical turning point. The state’s environmental screening tool, CalEnviroScreen, plays a central role in determining which neighborhoods receive priority access to climate and environmental investments. As funding uncertainty surrounds its maintenance […]

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Sonoma County Conservation Action's mission is to better our quality of life in Sonoma County for all generations, through educating and directly engaging the public on local environmental issues and policies using grassroots organizing.

What We’re Working On

Plastic Turf

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Synthetic turf, or “plastic grass” has gained popularity as an alternative to natural grass fields in recent years. Proponents argue for its convenience, lower maintenance costs, enhanced durability, and improved accessibility. However, it is essential to consider the broader implications of astroturf installations. SCCA and our allies around the county aim to explore the environmental, health, and community concerns associated with astroturf, advocating for a more sustainable and health-conscious approach to our recreational spaces.

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Our mission is to advance our quality of life and protect the beauty and natural resources of Sonoma County for all generations through grassroots political action and education.