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Mayor: Daniel H. Young
Age: 43
Occupation: Developer
First elected: November, 1983, as councilman; mayor since November, 1988
Term expires: November, 1994
Key issues: Completion of the new city jail and federal courthouse buildings; adding recreation centers to provide youth greater access to recreational activities.
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Councilman: Ted R. Moreno
Age: 26
Occupation: Business owner
First elected: November, 1992
Term expires: November, 1996
Key issues: Crime suppression, especially through programs that provide youth with alternatives to joining gangs; improving maintenance of streets, sewers and other infrastructure.
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Councilman: Miguel A. Pulido Jr.
Age: 38
Occupation: Business owner
First elected: November, 1986
Term expires: November, 1994
Key issues: Completing local freeway, road and other infrastructure projects; providing youth programs.
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Councilman: Robert L. Richardson
Age: 33
Occupation: Executive assistant to county Supervisor Roger R. Stanton
First elected: November, 1990
Term expires: November, 1994
Key issues: Economic development and neighborhood improvement; development of countywide homeless assistance project; alleviation of residential overcrowding.
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Councilwoman: Patricia McGuigan
Age: 59
Occupation: Homemaker
First elected: November, 1981
Term expires: November, 1994
Key issues: Promoting neighborhood pride; maintaining a business-friendly environment to ensure adequate tax revenue to pay for city services; crime and gang prevention coupled with youth activities and services.
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Councilman: Thomas E. Lutz
Age: 49
Occupation: General contractor
First elected: November, 1992
Term expires: November, 1996
Key issues: Attracting and retaining business; promoting neighborhood associations; developing arts and culture citywide; strengthening code enforcement and property maintenance to ensure safe neighborhoods.
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Councilwoman: Lisa Mills
Age: 37
Occupation: Assistant chief executive officer for the county transportation authority
First elected: November, 1992
Term expires: November, 1996
Key issues: Crime prevention; expansion of youth services and programs; promotion of arts and culture; ensuring strong code enforcement and property maintenance.
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Other Key Officials
City Manager: David N. Ream
Age: 49
Length in office: 7 years
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City Attorney: Edward J. Cooper
Age: 54
Length in office: 14 years
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Police Chief: Paul M. Walters
Age: 48
Length in office: 5 years
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Fire Chief: Allen (Bud) Carter
Age: 54
Length in office: 7 years
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How to Reach Them
Council meets: First and third Monday at 6 p.m. in City Hall, 20 Civic Center Plaza
Hours: City Hall is open 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays
Telephone: (714) 647-5400
Fax: (714) 647-6956
Fast Facts
Motto: “Education first”
Flower: Hibiscus
Tree: Jacaranda
Incorporated: 1886
Population: 310,000
Legislative districts: 68th, 69th, 70th and 71st Assembly; 32nd, 33rd and 35th Senate; 46th and 47th Congressional
1994-95 budget: $121,652,485
Number of employees: 1,610
Highest-paid employee: City manager, who makes $158,328 a year
Council perks: $125 per month stipend (mayor gets $200 a month) and $500 per month auto allowance.
RESEARCHED BY JON NALICK
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