As Inglewood continues its transformative era of growth, economic opportunity, and civic renewal, voters are presented with a slate of progressive, experienced leaders dedicated to ensuring this progress lifts every neighborhood.
As Inglewood continues its transformative era of growth, economic opportunity, and civic renewal, voters are presented with a slate of progressive, experienced leaders dedicated to ensuring this progress lifts every neighborhood. From City Hall to the local school board and regional water oversight, Mayor James T. Butts Jr., District 1 Council candidate Keokia Childress, School Board candidates Cheryl Williams and Joe Bowers, and West Basin Water Director candidate Carol Raines-Brown represent a unified commitment to accountable governance. Rooted in deep community service and proven public leadership, these forward-thinking candidates bring a shared vision: strengthening public safety and fiscal stability, championing affordable housing and local small businesses, expanding educational excellence as local school control returns, and protecting essential public resources for generations to come.
Mayor
James T. Butts Jr. is seeking reelection as mayor of Inglewood, saying the city’s transformation over the past decade has positioned it for continued growth while maintaining a commitment to public safety, fiscal responsibility, and neighborhood investment…