Chino’s Councilman Elrod Making Promises
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Chino – When the municipal elections take place for Chino this November, incumbent councilman, Earl Elrod, is hoping to retain his seat. Elrod has reportedly already secured $48,000 toward this end, from funds carried over from July through December 2013.
Councilman Elrod now serves as Chino’s representative on the Chino Valley Independent Fire District Board, as well as the Inland Empire Utilities Agency Regional Sewerage Program Policy Committee, and the Inland Empire Landscape Alliance. He is also Chair for the Industrial Development Authority.
Elrod is currently serving his fourth term on the council, and has previously served twice as Mayor Pro-Tem. He also served on the Planning Commission from 1990 to 1998, on the Chino Parks Commission from 1977 to 1980, and on the San Bernardino County Grand Jury from 1997 to 1998. His vast municipal experience would appear to make him a worthy candidate to continue serving the City of Chino.
Look to see Elrod’s name on the ballot this Nov. 4 when his current term expires. Councilwoman Eunice Ulloa is also seeking reelection. City Council elections coincide with the Statewide General Election, in even numbered years.
