
Unofficial election results show a four-seat turnover on the nine-member Deltana Community Corporation board following Tuesday’s election. Justin Harris received 226 votes to Kurt Schmidt’s 152 votes for Seat C. Christ Jepsen secured Seat D with 237 votes to James Squyres’ 143 votes. Running unopposed, Barbara Parker received 292 votes for Seat E, while Rick Stillie received 315 votes for Seat F. Ten absentee ballots were mailed out, with nine returned. One contested ballot remains to be determined. The ballots will be reviewed during the corporation’s annual meeting Friday.
Three City Council seats were uncontested on the ballot. Kimba Manning received 40 votes for Seat B, although multiple write-in votes were also recorded. Pete Hallgren received 73 votes for Seat F with minimal write-in activity, while Tim Webb received 79 votes for Seat E. A write-in candidate received the majority of votes for Seat C. However, as of press time, the candidate had not confirmed whether they would accept the seat.
City Council votes will be recounted Friday, when officials will address any contested ballots and confirm the write-in votes. According to City Clerk Andrea Peters, Friday’s canvass board will consist of different counters than those who counted ballots Tuesday.The public is welcome to observe the canvassing from 4 to 5 p.m. Friday at City Hall. Big Delta Rescue resultsVanessa Heath, running unopposed for her seat on Big Delta Rescue, received 322 votes. Big Delta Rescue did not offer the option of write-in candidates. The Big Delta Rescue election results are scheduled to be certified Oct. 15 during the organization’s regular monthly meeting.
Vanessa Heath, running unopposed for her seat on Big Delta Rescue, received 322 votes. Big Delta Rescue did not offer the option of write-in candidates. The Big Delta Rescue election results are scheduled to be certified Oct. 15 during the organization’s regular monthly meeting.






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