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City of LemooreCandidate for Member City Council, Council District B

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Ed Martin

Retired Education Administrator
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My Top 3 Priorities

  • Return respectability to Lemoore City Council and improve economic climate
  • Work to improve employment outlook for city of Lemoore
  • Support public safety

Experience

Experience

Profession:Retired educator and newspaper publisher
Teacher, Lemoore High School (1987–2015)
Lemoore High School Administration, Lemoore High School District (2000–2015)
Couincilmember, Lemoore City Council — Elected position (1990–2008)
Editor, The Lemoore Leader (1981–1990)

Education

Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo for BS and Fresno State for masters degree BS in Journalism and MA in Education (1994)

Biography

I arrived in Lemore in 1981 as a newspaper journalist. I started getting involved in the community. I earned a California teaching credential and taught for several years before becoming an administrator at Lemoore High School. I ran for the Lemoore City Council in 1990 and won a two-year term. I subsequently won four additional four-year terms and left the council voluntarily in 2008.

Questions & Answers

Questions from League of Women Voters of California and Elect Justice CA (2)

Does your office have any plans to include currently or formerly incarcerated people in your decision-making process as it relates to criminal justice issues? What would that look like?
Answer from Ed Martin:

I do not have any current plans to do so.

EJCA Mayors and City Councils

With 8,000 people eligible for release from CA prisons to help stem the transmission of COVID-19, how, if at all, would your office aid these Californians and their families in navigating reentry?

No answer provided.

Political Beliefs

Political Philosophy

At the city council level there are n Democrats or Republicans. It's all about keeping one's city safe and propperous. It's about keeping the water flowing, the streets clean, and keeping the public safe. A big par of the job is to do what one can to promote fiscal responsbility and work to create jobs and recreational opportunities. 

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