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District 3 Supervisor· Supervisor D3 since first winning in 2016 (GV Wire 2020); office start Jan 2 2017 by Gov Code 25304.5 rule (first Monday after Jan 1 2017). Re-elected 2020. Lost Nov 2024 to Chavez (GV Wire 2024-11-06). Term end = successor Chavez term start Jan 6 2025.

Sal Quintero

Fresno County

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Term ending Jan 6, 2025.

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Top issues during term (10)

medium↓Mar 2022[0]

rent control

Residents are trying to block sudden, massive rent hikes that could price them out of their homes.

high↓Aug 2021[0]

eviction protection program

It's a $750,000 city investment that could save renters thousands in court costs and keep them from losing their homes.

medium↓Apr 2022[0]

rental assistance

This local aid keeps you from getting evicted and helps you catch up on missed rent without destroying your credit.

medium↓Oct 2021[0]

homelessness advocacy

It could save taxpayer money by making sure city homelessness programs actually work instead of wasting cash on top-down ideas that miss the mark.

medium↓Mar 2018[0]

parking agreement

While exact numbers aren't clear yet, shifting parking rules around downtown could mean changes to local parking revenues and city operational costs.

high↓Apr 2024[0]

Narcan ordinance

Bars and clubs will have to pay out of pocket to buy and restock Narcan.

medium↓Sep 2023[0]

zoning change

You might end up paying more for rent or a house because these restrictive rules block the construction of more affordable options.

high↓Jun 2024[0]

street renaming

Taxpayers will likely foot the bill for both the street sign updates and the mounting legal defense costs.

medium↓Dec 2023[0]

illegal biolab enforcement

County taxpayers might end up footing the bill for legal fees and cleanup costs related to shutting down the rogue facility.

high↓Nov 2021[0]

homelessness and shelters

Taxpayers are funding a strained system where inefficient coordination leads to wasted resources and ongoing emergency response costs.

Decisions during term (0)

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