Stacey4Concord

Ward 5 Newsletter - June 2026

I created this survey to gather input from residents to help inform my decisions on the FY2027 budget. I found it really informative and look forward to conducting more surveys. Here are the results from 165 people over the course of one week: 1= Very Dissatisfied and 5=Very Satisfied Which improvements to city athletic facilities would most benefit your family? 48 people ranked the following choices in this order: 1st - Better restrooms/field house facilities 2nd - Better tr

Concord is an amazing place to live, but we're all here today thanks to Mom. Paraphrasing my friend and podcaster Gracie Gato: your mom is your first address. I want to recognize Concord's incredible mothers, past and present, who have and do work so hard in and for our community. We are a beautiful city because of your dedication. Thank you! In that fierce protective spirit of motherhood, I'm reaching out to all moms and everyone who cares about our incredible city. We are b

Recently Mayor Champlin notified me that I would not be allowed to participate in any way in the 2025-2026 performance evaluation of the City Manager. This decision was made separately from the full City Council in violation of City Charter #27 and did not allow me to obtain a vote of the full Council on the issue in violation of City Council Rule 6B. The city’s explanation of the mayor’s action is inconsistent with the City Charter. Due to what I believe is an unwarranted e