Ann Schneider
Candidate for City Council Member, Millbrae, District 3 · Community Volunteer
Ann Schneider previously served on the Millbrae City Council from 2015 to 2024, including time as mayor. She has also held director and board-member roles on regional bodies, including the California Statewide Commission for Recycling Markets and Curbside Recycling.
Positions in brief
No detailed 2026 campaign issues page was found for this candidate; her public record centers on her prior council and mayoral service and regional recycling-policy work.
No campaign website or sourced 2026-specific policy platform could be found. Her public record consists of her two prior terms on the Millbrae City Council, including service as mayor, and her work on the California Statewide Commission for Recycling Markets and Curbside Recycling.
On the issues
- Housing & Homelessness
Says she took legal action as mayor to stop 'homeless hotels' from being placed next to four schools, citing family safety.
“as Mayor, took legal action to stop homeless hotels from being placed next to four schools — because keeping families safe comes first”
Source → - Taxes & Cost of Living
Says she stood up for local decision-making against outside actions that affect Millbrae's financial security, favoring careful budgeting.
“stood up for local decision-making against outside overreach impacting Millbrae's financial security”
Source → - Housing & Homelessness
Says Millbrae can grow somewhat as long as growth fits existing neighborhoods and is backed by funded infrastructure.
“Millbrae can grow a little without losing what makes it home — but growth should fit our neighborhoods, be backed by funded infrastructure, and make Millbrae safer, greener, and better for everyone.”
Source → - Infrastructure & Transportation
Says she has worked to safeguard the city's parks and public lands.
“I've worked to safeguard our parks and public lands”
Source →
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