K. Patrice Williams for Fairfield City Council, District 1
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Promises Made.
Promises Kept.
Since taking office, Councilwoman K Patrice Williams has delivered thoughtful, independent leadership for Green Valley, Cordelia, and all of Fairfield. on housing accessibility, homelessness, public safety, our roads and infrastructure, and fiscal responsibility.
She has championed safer neighborhoods, responsible city spending, improved roads and infrastructure, great housing access, solutions to homelessness, and support for local businesses.
K. Patrice is a wife, mother, entrepreneur, nonprofit executive, and longtime community advocate. She brings real-world experience, careful preparation, and the courage to ask tough questions on behalf of the people she serves.
K. Patrice has stood up for our community, delivered meaningful results, and kept her promises.
Now, she is ready to continue the work. Re-elect K. Patrice Williams for Fairfield City Council, District 1 (Cordelia / Green Valley).
ON THE ISSUES
K PATRICE PRIORITIES
Addressing Homelessness
Addressing Homelessness
Public Safety & Emergency Response
Public Safety & Emergency Response
Cost of Living
Cost of Living
Jobs & Small Business
Jobs & Small Business
Smart Economic Growth in Fairfield
Smart Economic Growth in Fairfield
Pathways to Education
Pathways to Education
ON THE ISSUES
A Record of Results
Since taking office in November 2022, Councilwoman K. Patrice Williams, J.D., has delivered independent, well-prepared leadership for Cordelia, Green Valley and all of Fairfield.
- Cut the structural deficit from $21 million to $8 million while protecting police, fire, street repairs and parks.
- Fought for road improvements on Red Top, Lopes and Neitzel Roads.
- Tackled homelessness with permanent supportive housing like Vista Ridge, funded by state and regional grants to protect the General Fund.
- Demanded ethical governance by initiating the Quo Warranto process on mayoral residency requirements, which led to an independent investigation.
- Kept residents at the table through town halls, neighborhood meetings and open communication.
Election Day is November 3, 2026
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