Five candidates filed their candidacies for the San Angelo City Council and for police chief Wednesday, the first day of the filing period.
Those filing were:
- District 3 – Daniel Cardenas and Harry Thomas.
- District 5 – R.A. Cantrell and Elizabeth Grindstaff.
- Police chief – Tim Vasquez.
The District 1 Council seat will also be on the May 7 ballot. The filing period continues through Feb. 19.
The winning City Council candidates will serve three-year terms. The elected police chief will serve a four-year term.
Candidates file the necessary paperwork in the City Clerk’s office in Room 210 on the second floor of City Hall, 72 W. College Ave. The office is open from 8 a.m.-noon and from 1 p.m.-5 p.m. Mondays through Fridays.
Candidate packets containing applications, information and forms about the process for those considering running for City Council are available in the City Clerk’s office or at cosatx.us/May2016. Questions can be addressed to City Clerk Bryan Kendrick at 325-657-4405 or at [email protected].
Voters and potential candidates can access a map of the City Council districts at cosatx.us/council. Determining which district one lives in can be determined by clicking the GIS map viewer on the same page.
Voters must be registered to vote by April 7 to be eligible to cast a ballot in the May 7 election. Voter registration information can be found at votetomgreencounty.org.
Comments
I would not have thought in a million years I'd be saying this but I'm tempted at this point to move into District 3 so that I can campaign and vote for Danny Cardenas..... He is the one person that is fully capable of turning these idiots currently sitting on the council completely upside down and keeping them on the edge of their seats and afraid to open their illiterate mouths............
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PermalinkI'm no fan of Danny, but dang if I didn't think a similar thought. He certainly can't be any worse than the tyrannical morons in there now.
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