Hot topics being discussed this campaign season include the district’s recently issued bonds and its pending civil litigation. Rather than offer personal narratives on this campaign website, basic facts about key issues are available on the WTCMUD-1 website (links provided below).

 

IMPORTANT: Some of our opposing candidates in this election have a long history of adversarial relationships with numerous MUD board members, vendors, and office staff dating back five election cycles to 2017. The best way to preserve the collaborative spirit of the board and protect future board members is to vote Jones/Avila/Massaro on Nov. 3, 2026 (Early voting is Oct. 15-30)!

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We promise to bring back an atmosphere of safety, freedom to walk the neighborhood and play in our parks, and a united community working together.

 

People often have different understandings about a topic, even when presented with the same facts.

Several linked documents on this page were drafted by professionals who serve our board as contracted employees -- specifically our financial advisor, management company, and attorney.

 

If you would like to learn more about our personal perspectives on the issues below, we are happy to talk to you​.

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