Sandra Celedon
President & Healthcare Programs Director, Fresno Building Healthy Communities
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President & Healthcare Programs Director, Fresno Building Healthy Communities
Secured AB 617 clean-air project funding, backed school filtration and urban greening, and supports clean affordable renewable energy investment.
Calls for raising wages and pay-equity enforcement, secured $70M state investment creating jobs, and supports expanding Earned Income Tax Credit.
Supported bringing Advance Peace to Fresno and backs youth diversion to reduce gun violence.
Secured state funds for Fresno City College and supports workforce skill training investments.
Helped create Fresno’s Commission on Police Reform and advocates for equitable budgeting in neglected communities.
Supports Advance Peace violence reduction programs and community-based youth diversion programs; backed mental-health crisis responders.
Supports community-driven public health budgeting, pressed ARPA/CARES funds for underserved communities, and opposes alleged misuse of Medi-Cal funds.
Advocates for rent control to prevent displacement, supports inclusionary zoning in new developments, and backs emergency rental assistance programs.
Calls for childcare for all families and supports direct financial aid and health programs reducing poverty.
Established the Non-Resident Specialty Care Fund.
Supports a Healthcare for All system, established a Healthcare for the Homeless program, and launched a Non-Resident Specialty Care Fund.
Supports Fresno County transportation tax reshaping, supported a new half-cent transportation measure, and opposed prior Measure C renewal proposals.
Would judge legislation by family affordability.
Calls for raising wages and pay equity, and supports an expanded Earned Income Tax Credit.
Backed Measure P parks and arts funding and supports public investment in arts programming.
Backed Measure P parks sales tax, opposes diversion of Medi-Cal funds, and supported a new half-cent transportation measure.
Support comes from a broad mix of progressive organizations, civil rights voices, local elected officials, education leaders, and community advocates. That coalition suggests confidence in experienced, community-centered leadership with strong roots in the Central Valley and support across grassroots, civic, and public service circles.
