Fairfield Stands Together for
Measure P

Neighbors, small business owners, and community leaders agree: protecting our city requires voting YES.

Local businesses rely on Fairfield essential services like police patrols, rapid 911 response, pothole repairs, roadway maintenance, and addressing homelessness. Voting yes on Measure P is simply good for business.
Local businesses rely on Fairfield essential services like police patrols, rapid 911 response, pothole repairs, roadway maintenance, and addressing homelessness. Voting yes on Measure P is simply good for business.

What neighbors and businesses Are Saying

"As a business and property owner in Fairfield, it is critical the City of Fairfield has the financial resources necessary to maintain police patrols and rapid 911 response times. Without Measure P, cuts to services will have a detrimental impact on commerce in the city. That is why I support Measure P and encourage voters to do the same."

Terrence "Terry" Tallen, Tallen Capital Partners, LLC | Fairfield business owners agree - Vote Yes on Measure P to Protect What Works. 
Terrence "Terry" Tallen
Tallen Capital Partners, LLC

"As a former city manager, and 28-year resident of Fairfield, I know all too well the impacts that service cuts have on a community. Fairfield is a special place to live. Reductions in emergency services, park and road maintenance, and reduced youth services will erode our quality of life. I encourage voters to Vote Yes on Measure P to protect what works in Fairfield." 

Kevin O'Rourke, Fairfield Resident and Retired City Manager | experts agree that supporting essential city services improves quality of life and expands opportunities for small businesses - Vote Yes on Measure P to Protect What Works. 
Kevin O'Rourke
Fairfield Resident and former City Manager

Proudly Endorsed by Fairfield Neighbors and Businesses:

Below is a growing list of Fairfield residents, business owners, and groups who have signed on to support a safer, stronger city.

  • Fairfield City Council - Unanimously

  • Dan Marshall, Fairfield Police Chief

  • Deanna Cantrell, Former Fairfield Police Chief (ret.)

  • John Sturdee, Fairfield Fire Chief

  • Vince Webster, Resident and Former Fairfield Fire Chief (ret.)

  • Michael E. Smith, Resident and Former Fairfield Fire Chief (ret.)

  • Brad DeWall, Solano County Sheriff

  • Fairfield Police Officers Association

  • Fairfield Police Management Association

  • Fairfield Professional Firefighters Association, IIAF 1186

  • Fairfield Fire Managers’ Association

  • Fairfield General Management Association

  • Fairfield Employee Association

  • Service Employees Union International Local 1021

  • International Union of Operating Engineers Local 3

  • Scott Sheldon, Resident and Fairfield Business Owner

  • Dae Spering, Resident and General Manager, Downtown Theatre

  • Mark Lillis, CEO Leaven Kids

  • Terrence “Terry” Tallen, Fairfield Business Owner

  • Donald Morrow, Fairfield Business Owner

  • Cleo Quijano, Fairfield Business Owner and Resident

  • Jimmy Pierson, Business Owner and Paramedic

  • Donald Morrow, Fairfield Business Owner

  • Kevin Burke, Resident and CEO of Paradise Valley Estates

  • Sean Quinn, Resident and Former City Manager

  • Kevin O’Rourke, Resident and Former City Manager

  • Chuck Timm, Resident and Former City Councilmember

  • Dave Harrison, Resident

  • Anand Patel, Resident and President/CEO of Visit Fairfield

  • Kelly Rhodes-Poston, Resident

  • Cynthia Garcia, Resident

  • Suzanne Bragdon, Resident

  • Don Greve, Resident and Former Planning Commissioner

  • Yolanda Martinez-Lara, Resident and Teacher

  • June Johnsen, Resident

  • Bud Ross, Col. USAF (retired) and Resident

Without additional revenue Fairfield will be forced to reduce services, including fewer police patrols, fire-station brownouts, and cuts to street and park maintenance. Vote Yes on Measure P to Protect What Works.

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Sign up to join your neighbors in support of Measure P.