Building a Stronger Community in District 5 Caroline Bañuelos, an activist leader with over 30 years devoted engagement with our Sonoma Countycommunity, is running for the District 5 seat on the Santa Rosa City Council. With a deep connection toher district, having lived there for the past decade, Caroline’s campaign […]
Daily Archives: October 21, 2024
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Sonoma County Conservation Action proudly endorses Chris Rogers for California State Assembly, District 2, recognizing his deep roots, dedication, and proven leadership in our community. As a lifelong resident of the North Coast, Chris understands the unique challenges of our region, from balancing rural and urban needs to addressing environmental […]
Measure U, the City of Sebastopol sales tax measure, proposes a half of a percent increase in the city’s sales tax, which is critical to addressing Sebastopol’s fiscal challenges. This modest increase will generate approximately $1,520,000 annually, providing vital support for essential city services, including parks maintenance, streets and infrastructure […]
We are pleased to endorse JB Leep for the Windsor Town Council. JB is a dedicated community leader with a strong background in environmental sustainability, recommended by environmental champion and longtime ally, Debora Fudge, who is not seeking re-election. As President of Waste Less Windsor, JB has led efforts to […]
Sonoma County Conservation Action strongly opposes Measure J, the so-called Factory Farm initiative. Despite its intention to address environmental and animal welfare concerns, Measure J poses significant risks to Sonoma County’s sustainable and organic farming communities that have been at the forefront of innovative, environmentally friendly agriculture nationwide. If passed, […]
Together, Heather Hannan-Kramer and Ariel Kelley represent a powerful partnership on the council that will be instrumental in shaping Healdsburg’s future. Their combined expertise in business strategy, climate action, and social equity makes them the ideal candidates to lead the city toward a more sustainable, inclusive, and resilient future. By […]
A Commitment to Our Children and Community Sonoma County Conservation Action proudly endorses Measure I as a crucial investment in our future. With Sonoma County losing over 40% of its childcare capacity, parents are struggling to find affordable, quality care. This shortage has also impacted our youngest residents, nearly 70% […]
Sonoma County Conservation Action proudly endorses Brian Barnacle, Frank Quint, and Blake Hooper in the November 2024 Petaluma City Council election. Each candidate reflects the values of sustainable growth, social equity, and thoughtful governance, making them strong advocates for the future of Petaluma. Brian Barnacle, the District 6 incumbent, has […]