Priorities for the Next Four Years
Leadership means results, not promises. Here’s where Jack is putting the work.
Top Priority
Budget
Redding faces a budget deficit, like most California cities. Jack is meeting it head-on — implementing an efficiency study and holding positions vacant to close the gap — while protecting the core services families rely on.
Infrastructure
Maintain and modernize the roads, water, and basics residents rely on, so the city keeps pace with its growth.
Homelessness
A social worker’s approach: accountability paired with real pathways to treatment, shelter, and services that move people off the street.
Crime & Public Safety
Our first responders — police and fire — keep Redding families safe. Jack backs them fully, keeps response times low, and makes sure every neighborhood feels secure, day and night.
Jobs
Support the small businesses and employers that create good local jobs, and cut the red tape that gets in their way.
Housing
Expand housing options so families, workers, and young people can afford to stay and build a future in Redding.
GET INVOLVED
Be part of it
Volunteer, request a yard sign, or tell Jack what matters most to you.