Chinyere Nnodim Jack

Priorities

Leadership That Listens

As your District B Council Member, I will continue working to:

Our Youth Deserve Investment, Not Just Encouragement

Our young people should not have to leave Patterson to discover opportunity. We must work to create opportunity right here at home.

We must build stronger partnerships among the City, schools, businesses, nonprofit organizations, families, and community leaders to create meaningful programs for our young people. Mentorship, internships, career exposure, recreation, leadership development, entrepreneurship, job training, and community service can help our youth discover their potential and prepare for their futures.

Our young people are not simply the leaders of tomorrow. They are an important part of Patterson today, and their voices matter. 

Asking the Right Questions

I believe economic development should be about more than approving projects. When development opportunities come before the City, we should ask the important questions:

These are the kinds of questions I am committed to asking. As Patterson grows, we must be strategic. Growth should be responsible, sustainable, community centered, and beneficial to the people we serve.
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