Jeramy ChapdelaineIncumbent
Candidate for City Council (At-Large), Live Oak
Jeramy Chapdelaine has lived in Live Oak for more than 20 years. He previously served as a Sutter County Planning Commissioner and a Live Oak Planning Commissioner, and ran unsuccessfully for city council in 2020, before being elected to the Live Oak City Council in a December 2021 special election. He works in municipal construction and facilities management, serving as Construction and Facilities Development Manager for the City of West Sacramento. He currently serves as Mayor of Live Oak.
Positions in brief
Chapdelaine has focused on economic development, downtown revitalization, and collaborative city leadership during his time on the council.
As a council member, Chapdelaine has said he wants to pursue grant funding for downtown revitalization and create incentives to attract new businesses to Live Oak, while taking a collaborative approach to addressing challenges like inflation, labor shortages, and declining city revenues. He has emphasized working across differences on the council rather than letting personal disagreements interfere with representing residents.
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