The largest rank-and-file public safety group in the state is backing Santa Barbara City Councilman Das Williams in his bid for state Assembly.
The Peace Officers Research Association of California represents 62,000 sworn public safety officers across the state.
...."These men and women risk their lives every day for our communities and I will do everything I can to continue to honor their work and contributions in the State Assembly," Williams said in a statement. - The Daily Sound
Das Williams has dedicated his life to the protection of the coastal environment and working families. In 15 years he has done this in a variety of capacities: serving 4 years as legislative aide, 5 years teaching, 6 years on the Santa Barbara City Council, and working in over 26 elections for progressive candidates and causes. And, now, he's the CA35 State Assemblyman.
Showing posts with label Public Service. Show all posts
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Thursday, August 19, 2010
DAS WILLIAMS earns California public safety support
Das supports funding for public safety...and those who work in public safety recognize there is a difference for who you vote for.....
Tuesday, June 1, 2010
Das Williams is dedicated to something larger
Das Williams is dedicated to our community, our environment, our residents.
Das honored service members and remembered his grandfather yesterday on Memorial Day. He honors his grandfather's legacy by dedicating himself to something larger....dedicating his life to public service.
Das honored service members and remembered his grandfather yesterday on Memorial Day. He honors his grandfather's legacy by dedicating himself to something larger....dedicating his life to public service.
“The characteristic that wins a war is the same characteristic that makes a society work, and that’s self-sacrifice,” said Santa Barbara City Councilman Das Williams, whose grandfather was a POW in Japan from 1942-45.
He said that although his grandfather had to sit out the majority of World War II, the greatest lesson he passed on to his family was that little bits of self-sacrifice and dedication to something larger than oneself is what ties together the fabric of U.S. society. - Noozhawk
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