Rachel FaracIncumbent
Candidate for City Council Member, Novato, District 2 · Incumbent
Rachel Farac holds a Master of Public Administration and is a certified Project Management Professional. She works as a senior associate at Michael Baker International, a program-management firm, where her work focuses on federal program administration, portfolio management, and risk management for public-sector clients. She has served on the Novato City Council since being elected in 2022, and was later appointed by her council colleagues to serve as mayor.
Positions in brief
No detailed public issues platform was found for Rachel Farac.
Available sources document Farac's professional background and officeholding history but do not detail a specific campaign platform on housing, infrastructure, taxes, or public safety.
On the issues
- Taxes & Cost of Living
Says fiscal health and long-term stability are essential to a thriving Novato, and points to strengthened financial reserves since 2022.
“Fiscal health and long-term stability remain essential to a thriving Novato”
Source → - Housing & Homelessness
Supports smart, family-friendly housing that meets state requirements while keeping local control, reviewing projects carefully with accurate studies and infrastructure planning.
“carefully, with accurate studies, strong infrastructure planning, and meaningful community input.”
Source → - Public Safety & Policing
Supports a mobile crisis response model so people in mental health crises get the right care.
“mobile crisis response model to ensure that individuals in need receive the right care”
Source → - Environment, Energy & Climate
Supports proactive investment in fire prevention, evacuation planning, and community education.
“proactive investments in fire prevention, evacuation planning, and community education”
Source → - Environment, Energy & Climate
Supports protecting open space, wetlands, and the surrounding hills.
“open space, wetlands, and surrounding hills”
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