Alan Wapner
Candidate for City Council Member, Ontario, District 3 · Councilman / Retired Policeman
Alan D. Wapner has served on the Ontario City Council since 1994, alongside 40 years of combined service as a police officer, councilmember, and community leader. He retired with distinction as a sergeant from the Ontario Police Department, previously served on the Ontario-Montclair School Board, and has served as Mayor Pro Tem and President of the Ontario International Airport Authority.
Positions in brief
Wapner points to regaining local control of Ontario International Airport, bringing Toyota Arena and a Dodgers minor-league affiliate to the city, and building new fire stations and police headquarters as the basis for his campaign.
Wapner highlights his leadership regaining local control of Ontario International Airport and, as President of the Airport Authority, overseeing a turnaround in airport business with major regional economic impact. He also cites envisioning and delivering Toyota Arena, bringing the Los Angeles Dodgers' minor-league affiliate to a new stadium in Ontario, building the Ontario Soccer Complex, expanding police headquarters, and constructing six new fire stations.
On the issues
- Infrastructure & Transportation
Supports continued local control and investment in Ontario International Airport as an economic engine.
Source → - Public Safety & Policing
Supports continued investment in police and fire infrastructure.
Source → - Economy & Jobs
Supports major civic and sports facility investment as economic development.
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