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Awake at the Whisk InterviewComstock's Interview with SteveBuilding a new playground at Zapata Park4Sacramento Meet-upSteve with Geraldine Ferraro
Awake at the Whisk Interview
Comstock's Interview with Steve
Building a new playground at Zapata Park
4Sacramento Meet-up
Steve with Geraldine Ferraro

Why Steve Hansen?

The City of Sacramento is at a unique moment, when despite the economy, it continues to prove it is the great city whose spirit helped build the transcontinental railroad, whose gold rush heralded its statehood, and whose people keep state government working.

Steve Hansen is a longtime resident who loves Sacramento, because he knows and believes in Sacramento. He is running for Sacramento City Council District 4 to represent the inspiring communities of Land Park, River Oaks in Natomas, and the dynamic neighborhoods of the Grid. Through his experiences as a neighborhood advocate, Steve has developed a deep appreciation for the city’s strengths. Steve believes that by working together, we can continue to inspire the people of Sacramento to reach our potential.

To ensure that Sacramento continues to thrive, Steve will work hard to retain the high quality jobs we have and strive to make the City competitive again in the region. Long a champion of neighborhoods, Steve wants to ensure that the City provides a sustainable level of service to ensure that we protect the safety, health and welfare of all our people.  From great parks to a vibrant arts community to its leadership role in the state, Steve will work constructively with you to lead Sacramento into its best days yet.

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All signs point to success with 47 days left

April 19th, 2012
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What do the signs say? All the signs literally point to success for our campaign to give Sacramento a brighter future. Indeed, we put up 500 lawn signs last weekend!…..

Campaign Update: Buckle up, it’s going to be a real race.

February 24th, 2012
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On Valentine’s Day, I went to Sacramento City Hall to pull my nomination papers, which is the first step to getting on the ballot. We have been collecting the signatures…..

Awake at the Whisk: City Council Candidate Steve Hansen on Sacramento Farmers Markets

February 20th, 2012
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Steve Hansen—City Council Candidate Speaks about the Future of Sacramento Farmers Markets by Amber Stott on FEBRUARY 19, 2012 When a highly personable, philanthropic, 32-year-old guy from the Midwest decides to…..

Sacramento Police Endorse Steve

January 19th, 2012
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We are proud to announce our campaign for City Council has received the endorsement of the Sacramento Police Officers Association and the Police Officers Research Association of California!  With over…..

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