Chico’s Community Advocate and,
since 2022, District 4 City Council representative
Even with an often uncooperative City Council majority, I’ve made significant progress on the promises I made when I first ran for office.
I’ve forged working relationships wherever possible, stood up against big landlords and local monopolies, and advocated for responsible approaches to the toughest challenges we face here in Chico.
And we’ve got more problems…
Chico is growing less and less affordable
and the City Council majority is rapidly defunding our infrastructure
I’m proposing an affordability and homelessness prevention initiative
Chico’s Community Advocate and,
District 4 City Council representative
Even with an often
uncooperative City Council
majority, I’ve made significant
progress on the promises I
made when I first ran for
office.
I’ve forged working
relationships wherever
possible, stood up against
big landlords and local
monopolies, and
advocated for
responsible approaches
to the toughest
challenges we face
here in Chico.
And we’ve got more problems…
Chico is growing less and less affordable
and the City Council majority is rapidly defunding our infrastructure
It has been my honor to serve the people of Chico and protect what makes Chico special.
I’m asking for your support to continue work as a leader in our city.
“Addison is selflessly dedicated to helping Chico to become a compassionate town for all, a community that serves life's needs—environmentally, socially, and economically. His dedication is a gift to all of us in Chico.”
—Chico News & Review
“During a national pivotal point in which politics has become increasingly distasteful, Addison is the perfect example of a positive, energized visionary who encourages increased participation of diverse community members (myself included).”
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Katie Hawley serves on the Chico City Council representing District 5. She is an environmental educator and advocate for a resilient, sustainable Chico.
—Katie Hawley
“As a first generation Mexican-American i didn’t grow up around adults who talked about politics openly. Having a representative who is willing to slow down and have an actual conversation rather than trying to push an agenda is refreshing and necessary. Addison makes politics accessible.”
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Lucia Mercado is a Chico community builder and creative entrepreneur who has founded and organized local events and projects focused on bringing people together and creating accessible, welcoming experiences.