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Interview with Calif. City Council Member-Elect Dawn Ferguson

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Source: Mojave Desert News

CALIFORNIA CITY - The voters of California City asked for change, and they got it in the form of a new council member, this change was a direct result of the Nov. 3rd mid-term election. Dawn Ferguson was running against John Fischer and won by a vote of 52.30% margin over Fischer’s 47.70%. The Mojave Desert News reached out to the new councilmember-elect and asked her a few questions about issues concerning the city and what he expects to accomplish during her term as a council member. MDN – Hello Dawn, congratulations on your election as councilmember of Calif. City. We have a few questions we would like to ask you concerning different topics so, let’s begin. First question, now that you have been elected a councilmember, what are your three main goals? Dawn – My three priorities would be public safety, infrastructure and community revitalization with economic opportunity.First, public safety must remain a fundamental responsibility of local government.

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