Mari RodinIncumbent
Candidate for City Council (At-Large), Ukiah · INCUMBENT
Mari Rodin has lived in Mendocino County for 31 years, where she raised two sons and built a small business. She served as a Ukiah City Council member and Mayor for more than 15 years. Professionally she has worked as a grant writer, contributing to program development in public health, substance-abuse treatment and prevention, domestic-violence services, school-based violence prevention and after-school programs, therapeutic courts, mental health services, and housing and supportive services for people experiencing homelessness. She currently serves on Mendocino County's Local Agency Formation Commission and is the city's representative to the Russian River Watershed Association, which coordinates regional programs for clean water, fisheries restoration, and watershed enhancement.
Positions in brief
She emphasizes long-term planning, environmental conservation, and collaborative governance aimed at building a resilient, sustainable community.
Rodin says her goal is a vital, resilient, and sustainable community that supports Ukiah's continued flourishing, with a focus on long-term planning, environmental conservation, and collaborative governance. Her work with the Russian River Watershed Association has centered on regional programs for clean water, fisheries restoration, and watershed enhancement, and she has been involved in preserving agricultural land, open space, and the region's water supply.
On the issues
Supports regional coordination on clean water, fisheries restoration, and watershed enhancement, and preservation of the region's water supply.
Source →Supports preserving agricultural land and open space as part of long-term community planning.
Source →Wants city government focused on long-term planning and collaborative governance to build a resilient community.
“a vital, resilient, and sustainable community supportive of Ukiah's flourishing”
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