Politics & Government
Elections 2012: Linda Delehunt, Candidate for Orinda City Council
Orindan Linda Delehunt is in the race for one of two available seats on her city's City Council
General Information
Name : Dr. Linda Delehunt
Also known as : Linda
Place of residence : Orinda
Education
College
Attended college : Yes
College : UC Berkeley (B.A.), Cal State East Bay (M.S.), University of the Pacific (Doctorate)
Degree : Ed.D.
Year of graduation : 2002
Grad school
University : Cal State East Bay
Degree : Educational Leadership
Year of graduation : 1993
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Ph D.
University : University of the Pacific
Area of research : Leadership characteristics and their effect on student achievement
Year of graduation : 2002
Employment Information
Job titles held : NA
Employers : State of California, Self-Employed Business Owner, Berkeley Unified School District, West Contra Costa Unified School District, Alameda Unified School District, San Francisco Unified School District, Orinda Union School District
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Political Information
Party affiliation : Independent
Running for a: Local office
Running for position: Orinda City Council
Chamber/district:
Incumbent: No
Previous elective offices : NA
Unsuccessful bids for elective offices: NA
Party HQ
Address 91 Overhill Road
Orinda
California
94563
Campaign Manager
Name : Michael Delehunt
Title : Attorney
URLs
Other facts
Moving Orinda Forward I am a fiscal conservative and a sophisticated budget analyst. I have spent my career in the public sector advocating for targeting public money efficiently and effectively. I believe that people are best served by public budgets that are carefully crafted to support their needs. Orinda is in dire need of infrastructure repair and its budgets are "past due" in supporting that goal. If Humpty Dumpty were to sit on an Orinda wall, he would be in great danger of falling into a bottomless Orinda pothole. Orinda needs to move forward to correct its infrastructure deficiencies, and engage the ENTIRE community in a discussion of how best to re-configure its downtown while at the same time, honoring its general plan to support its legacy as a charming, small and unique city.
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