Kathy Bailey
Candidate for City Council Member, West Sacramento, District 4 · Practice Group Director
Kathy Bailey is a lawyer in West Sacramento. She has worked in private practice. She has also worked for the federal government. She has worked in corporate legal departments too. She has handled complex court cases in California and Washington. Since 2020, she has served as Board President of the Riva on the River Homeowners Association. That group represents more than 250 condo units in West Sacramento. In that volunteer role, she has worked with residents, city staff, and public agencies. She has focused on better communication and neighborhood safety.
Positions in brief
Bailey wants city leaders to listen more, build safer streets, and grow the city the right way.
Bailey says residents deserve leaders who listen and respond to their concerns. She wants more open, honest talk with City Hall. On safety, she wants to back public safety work and build stronger ties between residents and local government. On growth, she says West Sacramento is growing fast and needs smart planning. She wants infrastructure fixes and development that fits the community's long-term needs.
On the issues
- Government, Elections & Democracy
Wants more transparency and open, two-way communication between the city and residents.
“She will prioritize transparency, accessibility, and open communication so families and neighborhoods have a real voice at City Hall.”
Source → - Public Safety & Policing
Wants to support public safety efforts and strengthen ties between residents and local government.
“Kathy will support public safety efforts, improve responsiveness to neighborhood concerns, and work to strengthen partnerships between residents and local government.”
Source → - Housing & Homelessness
Wants growth managed responsibly, with smart planning and infrastructure improvements that keep pace with development.
“She will support smart planning, infrastructure improvements, and balanced development that keeps the community's long-term needs first.”
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