Vicki Nohrden
Candidate for City Council Member, Monterey, District 2 · Nonprofit Director
Vicki Nohrden has lived in Monterey County for more than 40 years and has a career spanning nonprofit leadership, small business, and public service. She has volunteered with CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocates), the Monterey County Sheriff's Advisory Council, the Inmate Welfare Fund Advisory Committee, and served on the Monterey County Civil Grand Jury. She has previously run for the California State Senate and State Assembly.
Positions in brief
Nohrden's priorities are addressing Monterey's $12 million budget deficit through transparent budgeting, supporting housing options for seniors and working families, and preserving the character of Monterey's historic downtown and neighborhoods.
Nohrden says she wants to address Monterey's roughly $12 million structural budget deficit through transparent budgeting and long-term financial planning. She supports housing policies that let seniors, working families, and local employees remain in the community, and wants to preserve the historic downtown, waterfront, and neighborhood character while planning responsibly for growth. She also wants to invest in infrastructure and services such as roads, sidewalks, parks, traffic improvements, and fire-safe vegetation management, and says she favors practical, transparent governance over politically driven decision-making. She has said, 'I'm not running because I want a political position. I'm running because I care' about future generations' quality of life in Monterey.
On the issues
Wants to address Monterey's roughly $12 million structural budget deficit through transparent budgeting and long-term financial planning.
Source →Supports housing policies that let seniors, working families, and local employees remain in Monterey.
Source →- Housing & Homelessness
Wants to preserve Monterey's historic downtown, waterfront, and neighborhoods while planning responsibly for growth.
Source → Wants to invest in roads, sidewalks, parks, traffic improvements, and fire-safe vegetation management.
Source →Favors practical, transparent governance over politically driven decision-making.
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