Robert Bazzani
Candidate for City Council (At-Large), Ukiah · SMALL BUSINESS OWNER
Robert Bazzani was born and raised in Ukiah; his family has lived in the community for more than 40 years since relocating from Detroit in 1979. His grandfather served as Mendocino County's Supervisor of Building and Grounds, and his father worked in law enforcement as both a Mendocino County Sheriff's Deputy and a City of Ukiah Police Officer. Bazzani describes himself as a husband, father, and local small-business owner who has built his life and raised his family in Ukiah.
Positions in brief
He emphasizes putting community input first, cutting red tape for small businesses, expanding youth programs, public safety, and fiscally responsible, sustainable growth.
Bazzani's stated priorities include making sure residents' voices are heard in city decisions, streamlining the city's permitting process to reduce bureaucracy, helping small businesses and revitalizing vacant commercial spaces, expanding activities and programs for young residents, working toward a safer and more efficient city, promoting accountable city spending, and supporting development that strengthens rather than diminishes the community's character. He frames his approach as favoring practical results over partisanship.
On the issues
Wants city government to prioritize community input and ensure residents' voices are heard.
“Put the community first and make sure residents' voices are heard”
Source →Supports streamlining the city's permitting process and helping small businesses fill vacant commercial spaces.
Source →Wants to expand activities and programs for young residents.
Source →Wants to work toward a safer and more efficient city.
Source →Wants accountable, fiscally responsible city spending.
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