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Welcome!

A message From Former Mayor Sykes

Hello,

Welcome and Sadly we lost our Campaign - see below

There's much to see here. So, take your time, look around, and learn about our City and Fredrick Sykes and we wish City Councilmember Wu and the City of West Covina the best.


https://www.talktouswc.com/1985746/11305847-fred-sykes-district-5-2022-west-covina-city-council-candidate

Find out more about the issues

I was a volunteer in the fight to save the City of West Covina.

Watch WCCC 2022 Candidate Forum

 
The West Covina City Council is a position of trust. 

The majority of the residents who made the time to vote in voting district 5 decided to vote for Wu and we will see where that leads us. 

Thank you very much to my family and all my supporters. I apologize that all our hard work did not result in a win and a change in the interest and the activity of our City's Leadership; in particular for the very vulnerable area south of the former Municipal Landfill.

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EcuE1nf7-_Q


Politics impacts you; so, get involved and impact politics!

Key Campaign Endorsements: L.A. County B.O.S. Hilda L. Solis, L.A. County Democratic Party, Teamsters Local 396, Ironworkers Local 433, L.A. County Fed. COPE (AFL-CIO), Laborers Local 300, Brian Tabatabai - Current West Covina City Councilmember, James Toma, Forest Tennant and Richard Melendez - Former Mayors For City of West Covina, Drexel Smith - Former Mayor City of Walnut. Community Leaders: Angie Gillingham, Peggy Martinez, Terry Cozard, Joe Rodriguez, Jhermi Salazar.


"I am always working to ensure that everyone in my universe is aware of how all politics is local and we must eliminate our apathy. 

Locality starts with us, me, you, your family and your neighbors and all of us being involved. We should learn about our City Council, School Districts, Community College Board of Trustees, Water Boards, L.A. County Board of Supervisors, Superior Court Judges, State Assembly, State Senate, U.S. Senators and House of Representatives. The more people, the easier it will be to learn about our Government Officials and  ensure that our tax dollars are working for us. A good way to start is by forming a neighborhood Watch Group on your street. Fredrick Sykes

Find out more about Fred

City Council that is dedicated to the people not possible!

The Health and Safety of the City is the most important job of the West Covina City Council; but more people must vote and be involved!

  1. Public Safety, School Safety and Traffic Safety is priority #1; focus on having enough Officers to protect and serve 110,000 residents, our businesses and our visitors. And, we must integrate up to date technology and training to facilitate maximum safety!
  2. Homelessness eliminated with dignity and deal with it as a Public Safety and Health Problem! Homelessness negatively impacts the wholesomeness, cleanliness, Public Safety (increases crime and fire hazards), Public Health and the aesthetics of our City. 
  3. Restoring our lost City Services and the institutional knowledge of our City. Taking better care of our Senior Citizens.
  4. Rebuilding City facilities, streets and sidewalks.
  5. Restoring Trust and Transparency at City Hall.
  6. Eliminate any and all wasteful spending, fraud and corruption.
  7. Implement background checks on all City of West Covina Elected and Appointed City Officials. And, none should have an alias or fictitious name as a candidate for office and or while in the service of the City of West Covina.
  8. Establish a West Covina Government Internship program to develop future government staffing and officials from within our City.  
  9. To assist our understaffed Public Safety Departments we need to work with Community Service Organizations and Neighborhood Watch Groups to train able bodied civilians as  "First Responders For Emergencies and Disasters". Establish a Victims of Major Incident Program; thereby helping victims with recovery, planning and resources.
  10. Tackling the local unemployment rate while helping small businesses with tax incentives



 




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