McArthur WrightIncumbent
Candidate for City Council Member, Twentynine Palms, District 5 · Incumbent
McArthur Wright is a retired U.S. Marine Corps veteran and ordained minister who has lived in Twentynine Palms since 2002. He has served on the City Council for more than 11 years, including two terms as Mayor. He works as Assistant Manager of the Career Resource Office at the Marine Corps Air Ground Combat Center and serves as Associate Pastor and Athletic Director of the Warhawks Youth Football program.
Wright's campaign statement, published by the local news site Desert Trumpet, lists investing in youth, supporting veterans and military families, strengthening public safety, improving infrastructure, and fostering responsible economic growth among his priorities.
On the issues
- Public Safety & Policing
Lists strengthening public safety among his priorities for a new term.
“investing in our youth, supporting our veterans and military families, strengthening public safety, improving infrastructure, and fostering responsible economic growth”
Source → - Infrastructure & Transportation
Lists improving infrastructure among his priorities for a new term.
“investing in our youth, supporting our veterans and military families, strengthening public safety, improving infrastructure, and fostering responsible economic growth”
Source → - Economy & Jobs
Lists fostering responsible economic growth among his priorities for a new term.
“investing in our youth, supporting our veterans and military families, strengthening public safety, improving infrastructure, and fostering responsible economic growth”
Source → - Veterans' Affairs
Lists supporting veterans and military families among his priorities, reflecting the city's large military community near the Marine Corps Air Ground Combat Center.
“investing in our youth, supporting our veterans and military families, strengthening public safety, improving infrastructure, and fostering responsible economic growth”
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