Sandra G White
Candidate for City Council Member, Antioch, District 4 · Human Resources Executive
Sandra White is a Human Resources executive who has invested in Antioch through leadership, service, and community advocacy for more than 16 years. She has been involved in Antioch civic life, including a run for the District 4 seat announced in 2022. She announced her campaign for the District 4 seat in April 2026.
Positions in brief
White's platform centers on economic development to attract businesses and jobs, full police staffing, an open process for hiring the next city manager, and greater transparency at City Hall.
White says she wants to build a vital business community with "a robust business strategy to lure corporations to Antioch and generate responsible tax revenue dollars for the city," and supports full police staffing to reduce emergency response times. She has called for Antioch Mayor Lamar Thorpe to resign and advocates for "an open process on hiring the next city manager." She has also urged "the release of the police body camera footage involving councilwoman Torres-Walker," criticized staffing levels at city hall, particularly in economic development and public works, and says the city should focus on actually solving homelessness rather than "throwing money at it."
On the issues
- Economy & Jobs
Wants a robust business strategy to attract corporations to Antioch and generate responsible tax revenue.
Source → - Public Safety & Policing
Supports full police staffing and reducing emergency response times.
Source → - Government, Elections & Democracy
Calls for an open, transparent process in hiring Antioch's next city manager and has called on Mayor Lamar Thorpe to resign.
“an open process on hiring the next city manager”
Source → - Government, Elections & Democracy
Urges release of police body-camera footage from an incident involving a fellow councilmember.
“the release of the police body camera footage involving councilwoman Torres-Walker”
Source → - Housing & Homelessness
Wants a results-oriented approach to homelessness rather than simply spending money on the problem.
“throwing money at it”
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