ABOUT THE CANDIDATE
Ceres City Council District 2

With my extensive community experience, education, training, and a clear vision, we are dedicated to supporting the City of Ceres. Together, we strive for a thriving, safe community that we all deserve.

Let's work hand in hand to make our community a better place for everyone. Your involvement and voice matter. Join us in creating a brighter future for Ceres!
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Who is Rosalinda?


Life Experiences Create The Mindset For Tomorrow

As a lifelong resident of the Central Valley, I have a deep understanding of the community's needs and challenges. I am a mother of 4 adult children and 3 grandchildren. I work as a certified Student Success Specialist at a college, and also own my own party equipment business in Ceres since 2011.


EDUCATION: 


Modesto High School


Associate's degrees:

   Applied Science in Social Work 

   Associates of Arts in Humanities & Social Services


Bachelor's Degree 

   Business Management minor in Human Resources


Master's Degree

Business Administration (MBA)


Graduate Certificate

University of San Francisco in Public Policy & Planning


COMMITTEES

  • Ceres Partnership for Healthy families (2023)
  • Love Ceres (2023)
  • Christmas Tree Lane (2024)
  • Concert in the Park (2024)
  • Stanislaus Homeless Alliance (2023, 2024)
  • Stanislaus County Economic Development Action Committee (EDAC) 2012-present)
  • Ceres Measure H (2020-2022)


EXPERIENCE


Working at a community college, we deal with all aspect of government, from state officials, trustees, and local governance.  My experience serving on the Ceres Measure H Committee and the Stanislaus County Economic Development Action Committee has given me a unique perspective on the importance of infrastructure development, affordable/attainable housing issues, and economic growth. Plus, various non-profits such as Advocates for Justice, Central Valley Opportunity Center (CVOC), Latina Leadership Network, King Kennedy Board of Directors and the Latino Community Roundtable. As a Ceres City Councilmember, I have seen firsthand the impact of outdated infrastructure and policies, limited housing options, public safety concerns, and a slowing economy. I am committed to creating a thriving and safe community where individuals and families feel supported.  Ceres needs government transparency and someone who understands the needs of the community and working families today.


I continue to focus on addressing various issues such as infrastructure development, affordable/attainable housing initiatives, balancing the budget, improved public safety measures, and economic development strategies. 


I am dedicated to listening to the concerns of our community and working collaboratively to build a brighter future for Ceres.


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