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Dacoda E. Quinn · Candidate for FRRPD Board of Directors · November 3, 2026
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Before we can improve our parks, we need to understand exactly where they stand. The Park Audit Series documents current conditions and creates a public baseline for accountability.
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Local government isn't about party politics. It's about picking up trash, fixing playgrounds, keeping kids safe, and making sure families have great parks to enjoy.
I'm running for the Feather River Recreation and Park District Board because our parks, families, and community deserve practical leadership and a stronger voice.
These updates provide more context behind my priorities, the questions I am asking, and the principles guiding this campaign. They are an opportunity to explain not only what I support, but why I support it and what still needs to be studied.
Local government isn't about party politics. It's about picking up trash, fixing playgrounds, keeping kids safe, and making sure families have great parks to enjoy.
Read the MessageThe Park Audit Series is intended to establish a documented baseline for park conditions, resident concerns, accessibility, maintenance needs, safety issues, and opportunities for improvement.
An observation is not the same as a completed repair, and a campaign proposal is not the same as an approved district project. Updates in this series should clearly explain what was observed, what was reported, what response was received, and what remains unresolved.
July 18, 2026
Before we can improve our parks, we need to understand exactly where they stand. The Park Audit Series documents current conditions and creates a public baseline for accountability.
Read the UpdateDacoda does not order, complete, fund, or independently deliver government work.
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Campaign articles, meeting notes, and summaries on this website are provided by the Quinn campaign. They should not be presented as official communications from FRRPD, the City of Oroville, a school, or another public agency. Where an article discusses a public meeting, budget, election rule, or agency decision, link to the verified primary source whenever available.
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Dacoda E. Quinn
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