Lacey Raak
Candidate for City Council (At-Large), Seaside · Nonprofit Executive Director
Lacey Raak is a sustainability professional based in Seaside who chairs the city's Environmental Committee. Her campaign describes her as an advocate and leader for the community.
Positions in brief
Raak's platform centers on attainable housing, healthy food and childcare access, making it easier to start and run a local business, safe and well-maintained streets, and public-safety partnerships with fire, safety, and youth organizations.
On her campaign site, Raak says she will work with partners to build attainable housing, provide healthy food, and meet childcare needs, and wants to make owning, operating, and starting a business in Seaside easier. On infrastructure, she says Seaside streets should be accessible for pedestrians, bicycles, and cars, and should be clean and pothole-free. On public safety, she says she will work with fire and safety officers, along with community and youth groups, to make sure all residents feel connected, describing her vision as thoughtful leadership for Seaside's 'dynamic, multi-cultural community.'
On the issues
Will work with partners to build attainable housing and address healthy food and childcare needs.
“I will work with partners to build attainable housing, provide healthy food and meet childcare needs.”
Source →Wants to make owning, operating, and starting a business in Seaside easier.
“I am ready to make owning, operating and starting a business in Seaside easier.”
Source →Wants Seaside streets to be accessible for pedestrians, bicycles, and cars, and kept clean and pothole-free.
“Seaside streets should be accessible for pedestrians, bicycles and cars. They should be clean and pot-hole free!”
Source →Will work with fire and safety officers and community and youth groups to ensure all residents feel connected.
“I will work with all fire and safety officers, as well as community and youth groups ensure all citizens feel connected.”
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