Here's a look at where the two Democrats stand on the issues: Provided by the Kitty Jung campaign Kitty Jung Age: 45 Party: Democrat Family: Married, three dogs, a cat and three koi. She doesn't favor prioritizing shelters. Do you support proposed property tax reform that would reset a property's depreciated value upon sale or change the caps on how much bills can increase each year? Create an online profile of Kitty so that her life is remembered forever. How would you address the homeless issue? Political experience: Two terms as a county commissioner. That would mean that property taxes on homes couldn't rise by more than 3 percent a year but also couldn't drop more than 3 percent per year.
Professions Child, Youngster Military Service It is unknown if Kitty Jung is a military veteran. Grush said he would favor a more detailed analysis on each annexation to prevent the cities from bleeding tax revenue from the county, and more specifically the Truckee Meadows Fire Protection District. If any factual information is incorrect, please. Jung said she has a hard time supporting a proposal that would increase taxes on all county residents to pay for infrastructure that would only address Truckee River flooding. Immigrated from Germany at the age of 8. Grush said he agrees with the county's approach of offering buy-out packages to the residents affected by the Swan Lake flood.
What schools or universities did Kitty attend?. Should additional development be allowed in flood plains and closed basins such as Lemmon Valley? But I would like to see more programming and wrap around services. Austin Grush, a junior at the University of Nevada, Reno, said he believes he could help address the affordable housing crisis and homelessness from a position on the commission. Do you support the proposed ballot question to raise property taxes to fund the Truckee River flood mitigation project? Grush said he would prioritize providing services to help the homeless find a stable place to live. We are providing a roof over their head and we are keeping them safe.
A 19-year-old university student has decided to take on Washoe County Commissioner Kitty Jung, webpage hoping to unseat her in the June 12 Democratic primary for District 3. Education: Master's degree in psychology and gender issues. The winner of the primary will face Republican Bill Johnson in the general election. He also would look for county land to donate to developers to build affordable housing. One unsuccessful run for Reno City Council. Senate: How Heller, Rosen, Gazala and Sbaih feel about guns, immigration and more Jung is running for a third and final term representing the central Reno and Sparks district. She said a county-wide tax would be more appropriate to fund a flood authority that would address flooding throughout the county, including near ditches, creeks and in closed basins north of Reno.
Jung agrees that city annexations are draining revenue from the county's fire district and said better regional oversight is needed, particularly if the cities continue to rely on the fire district to provide automatic aid to recently annexed areas. . . . . . .
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