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City of Richland Council Position 1

Chaune’ Fitzgerald

CHAUNEFITZ@GMAIL.COM 1008 ALLENWHITE DR RICHLAND, WA 99352

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Elected Experience: No Information Submitted

Other Professional Experience:

Business Development Executive and owner with over 25 years of experience. Education: Master of Science in Business/Organizational Leadership Management – MBA Bachelor of Science-Health Care Management - Southern Illinois University Community Service: Community advocacy positions I currently hold include Tri-City Regional Chamber of Commerce-Board Member, Commissioner on African American Affairs, Women of Wisdom Tri-Cities (WOW Tri-Cities)-CEO, MyTri 2030 Inclusion Council-Member, Tri-Cities WA Chapter of The Links Inc.-Vice President. I also facilitate Own Your Business as the program leader providing business start-ups for entrepreneurs, in addition to serving on the board of Women Helping Women Tri-Cities. Receiving the 2020 CBC MLK Jr. Spirit Award.

Statement:

I am a strong believer in giving back and serving the community where I live, work, and play. For over a decade, I have served the underrepresented and at-risk citizens of Tri-Cities by implementing change towards economic development and social justice. My husband is a Nuclear Engineer Manager at Hanford, we have children who have graduated from and are currently enrolled in the Richland School District. Richland is our home. Depending on the lens you’re looking through, Richland does not face any challenges. However, the city’s narrow focus on development results in social inequity and disparities of wealth, adequate health care, youth and senior services, public safety, affordable housing, and environmental policies. I will bring a new perspective to our city council with my vision and voice. I will examine taxes, budgets, and enforcement measures carefully, for inclusivity. I will lead with my experience and share innovative solutions regarding economic development, transportation, and infrastructure. I will strive to build more businesses, community facilities, and affordable homes. I will actually have input on all major issues. With your vote, I will work to protect equity and quality of life for all. Vote Chaune’ Fitzgerald for City Council Position 1.

City of Richland | Council Position 1 *

Bob Thompson

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rjt@robertjthompsonlawoffice. com 504 WEST MARGARET PASCO, WA 99301

* Per City of Richland Charter - Terms are determined on number of votes cast.

Jhoanna R. Jones

(509) 579-0892 jhoannaj@gmail.com 1274 JUBILEE ST RICHLAND, WA 99352

Elected Experience: This is my first time running for public office! Other Professional Experience: Options Commercial Mortgage Owner and Founder, SBA Loan Officer, and Commercial REALTOR. Education: Business Analysis and Management, Bellevue University; Master’s Degree in Real Estate, Georgetown University, and Licensed Washington REALTOR. Community Service: Tri-Cities Legislative Council, Benton Franklin Council of Governments Loan Committee, and Hispanic Chamber of Commerce Board Member.

Statement:

I'm a mother, wife, business owner, and community leader running for City Council to be your advocate. Since moving to Richland 15 years ago, I have dedicated myself to improving our community. Richland is a fantastic city with so much potential. As a local business owner and long-time volunteer, I understand the improvements we need for the community. We must preserve our historical past and actively pursue new ideas to ensure a brighter future for our kids to thrive, grow old and stay in our community. Richland is a beautiful city, and the best is yet to come. I am asking for your vote so I can take my diverse and practical expertise as a small-business owner and community leader to the City Council and help find ways to create real, lasting solutions for Richland.

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* Per City of Richland Charter - Terms are determined on number of votes cast.

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