Showing posts with label supervisor candidate forum. Show all posts
Showing posts with label supervisor candidate forum. Show all posts

Monday, April 14, 2014

District 3 Candidates Forum



PAUL STEIN TO MODERATE DISTRICT 3 CANDIDATES FORUM


            Former County Supervisor Paul Stein will moderate a forum featuring Mike Borean, Merita Callaway, and Mike Oliveira, the three candidates hoping to serve District 3 residents as their County Supervisor for the next four years. Organized by the Murphys Community Club and the Murphys Business Association, the Town Hall Meeting will be held in the Native Sons Hall on Wednesday, April 16 starting at 7 p.m.
            Stein is replacing Joel Metzger who recently resigned as editor of the Calaveras Enterprise and is no longer available.

Friday, April 27, 2012

Candidate Forum Re-cap Calaveras County Supervisor Candidates Districts 1, 2 and 4.


Candidate Forum Re-cap Calaveras County Supervisor Candidates Districts 1, 2 and 4.

Calaveras County Taxpayers Association (CCTA) and the Copperopolis Community Center (CCC) hosted a Candidates Forum at the Historic Armory on April 23, 2012.

District 1 includes Wallace, Burson, the downtown portion of Valley Springs, San Andreas, and a lightly populated area between New Hogan Lake and Angels Camp. Candidates: Gary Tofanelli, Valley Springs, incumbent, Cliff Edson, San Andreas, owner of Country Cliff’s CafĂ©, Joe Kelly, Copperopolis, retired rancher

District 2 includes a wide swath of northern and central Calaveras County from Paloma to West Point and south to the towns of Sheep Ranch, Calaveritas and Mountain Ranch. Candidates: Chris Wright, Glencoe, Foothill Conservancy executive director, Bryce Randall, West Point, owner West Point Trading Post, Michael Dell’Orto, Mokelumne Hill, businessman and former supervisor, Tom Swartz, Paloma, businessman

District 4 includes Copperopolis as well as Angels Camp. Candidates:  Tom Tryon, Angels Camp, incumbent, Debbie Ponte, Angels Camp, executive director Foothill Village Senior Living Community, Russell Thomas, Copperopolis, businessman and former supervisor.

 L to R : Tryon, Randall, Dell'Orto, Kelly, Edson, Thomas, Ponte.


Candidates were asked a question from questions submitted by residents in attendance. Questions were vetted by Copperopolis Community Center board members and Calaveras County Taxpayers Association members. Candidates were each given a limited amount of time to answer from two minutes to three minutes. Candidates were rotated for each question. Due to the large turn-out of candidates each question posed was only asked of two candidates, the following question were asked of the next two candidates, and so on. The answers posted here are condensed.