Lynda Rose for Suisun City

Welcome

Lynda Rose for Suisun City As a citizen of Suisun City for more than 17 years and a community activist, I have a unique outlook on the challenges, opportunities, and future that Suisun City faces.

My commitment, leadership, and history of community involvement is well-proven, including President Elect of the Suisun City Kiwanis, Chairman of the YMCA Board of Managers, Member of Red Hat Ladies, Advisory Board Member for Peace Jam Solano, and former Student Trustee for Solano Community College.

My passion is working with non-profits, businesses, and faith-based organizations helping our community to grow and providing me with insight into Suisun City issues.

My vision is to help create a prosperous and thriving community with safe neighborhoods, good schools, a downtown that is a destination for dining and entertainment, and a community that supports our youth, seniors, and families in Suisun City.

Our city is at a crossroads; we have the choice between achieving this prosperity, truly thriving, or drifting back into obscurity. We need to move forward.

As a Suisun City Council Member, I will work hard to address issues that concern all of our citizens.

Photo courtesy of Ken Buchanan

Daily Republic - Meet the Candidate

Lynda Rose - Meet the Candidate October 12, 2008 - The Daily Republic begins its Election 2008 coverage today by looking at the candidates in the Suisun City Council race. The following is a profile of Lynda Rose McMahan.

Lynda Rose McMahan’s interest in politics goes back to a time when her parents’ garage in Davis was a polling place during elections.

“My parents always talked politics,” she said.

Now the Old Town Suisun City resident is running for the City Council.

McMahan was born in Sacramento and raised in Davis. She has lived in Suisun City for 17 years and describes herself as a community activist. She started her radio broadcasting career at a Reno, Nev., station and then joined KUIC Radio in Vacaville in 1987. She was laid off from KUIC in June and is now a freelance radio broadcaster.