Sunny Bostrom-Fleming
Candidate for City Council (At-Large), Piedmont
Sunny Bostrom-Fleming is an art scholar, curator, and collector specializing in African and modern art, ethnographic sculpture, and masks. She has volunteered on immigrant resettlement, microfinance for women in Africa and Asia, foreign debt forgiveness, and anti-slavery initiatives, and has been an active participant in Piedmont civic life for many years.
Positions in brief
Emphasizes fairness on race issues, public health, homelessness, and hunger, and has favored targeted repairs over a large swimming-pool bond for Piedmont's recreation facilities.
In a published Q&A on her priorities, Bostrom-Fleming said her focus areas are fairness on race issues, promoting health, and working on homelessness and hunger. On a proposed $20 million municipal swimming-pool bond, she favored targeted repairs to existing infrastructure instead. She has previously supported license plate readers and cameras as crime-reduction tools, suggested financial-literacy and credit-building programs to help residents qualify for mortgages, and recommended solar energy, electric vehicles, and other lifestyle changes to reduce environmental impact.
On the issues
- Housing & Homelessness
Prioritizes addressing homelessness and hunger, and supports financial-literacy and credit-building programs to help residents qualify for mortgages.
“fairness especially related to race issues, promoting health and working on homelessness and the increasing hunger problem”
Source → - Public Safety & Policing
Has supported license plate readers and cameras as tools to reduce crime.
Source → - Taxes & Cost of Living
Opposed a proposed $20 million swimming-pool bond measure, favoring targeted repairs to existing recreational infrastructure instead.
Source → - Environment, Energy & Climate
Recommends solar energy and electric vehicles, along with personal lifestyle choices, to reduce environmental impact.
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