TWO SEATS ON THE PARADISE TOWN COUNCIL will be decided at the November 6, 2018 General Municipal Election. The successful candidates will each serve a four-year term of office beginning on the first Council Meeting in December 2018 through the first Council Meeting in December, 2022. The 2018 vacancies will occur as a result of the expiration of terms of office for the positions held by Scott Lotter and Jody Jones. The Town of Paradise is consolidated with the state general election. Dina Volenski, Paradise Town Clerk, serves as the election official for the Town of Paradise and issues nomination petitions and files campaign statements and documentation.
Click here to view the pdf 2018 Notice of Election (174 KB)
The Nomination period has ended for Paradise Town Council. pdf Click here to view a list of Qualified Candidates (15 KB) .
2018 Election Candidate's - Form 501 (Intention to Run Statement)
*Public Review Period Ends August 25, 2018
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pdf Steven A Hille - 501 (1.36 MB) |
pdf Julian Martinez - 501 (1.33 MB) Julian Martinez - No Candidate Statement |
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pdf Cathe Wood - 501 (1.34 MB) (Not a Qualified Candidate) |
pdf Scott Lotter - 501 (1.25 MB) (Not a Qualified Candidate) |
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pdf Kristen Van Natta - 501 (1.23 MB) Kristen Van Natta - No Candidate Statement |
Public Review Period: Elections Code Section 13313 provides for a 10-calendar day public examination period for Candidates' Statements. During this 10-calendar-day period, any voter of the Town of Paradise may seek court action to require any or all candidates' statements be amended or deleted.
2018 Election Candidates - Additional Forms
| Steve Crowder | Jody Jones |
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Form pdf 410 (2.15 MB) pdf Updated Form 410 (2.57 MB)
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Form pdf 497 (1.27 MB) Form pdf 497 Amended (1.33 MB) Form pdf 410 (772 KB) |
| Steven A Hille | Julian Martinez |
| Form pdf 470 (1.47 MB) |
Form pdf 470 (1.47 MB) |
| Kristen Van Natta | Support Measure V |
| pdf Form 410 (2.43 MB) |
2018 Town of Paradise Measure
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- Measure "V" - To stabilize funding for essential Town of Paradise services such as fire protection and emergency response services; police protection services; animal control services; street maintenance and improvements; and other services, shall the Town of Paradise’s existing half percent (1/2%) transactions and use tax be extended to March 31, 2031, subject to recommendations by a citizen oversight committee? |
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