Fort Bragg City Council · Nov 3, 2026
Richard
Ulveling
Richard Ulveling is running for Fort Bragg City Council in the Nov 3, 2026 election; 8 candidates are running for 3 seats.
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The race · City Council
- 01Tess Albin-SmithIncumbent
- 02Levi W. Cooke
- 03Jason GodekeIncumbent
- 04Mary Rose Kaczorowski
- 05Scott J. Mayberry
- 06Marcia RafananIncumbent
- 07Mary Ann Schmidt
- 08Richard UlvelingYou’re reading
Background
- About
- Owner of an auto detailing business he started in 2017.
- Occupation (from candidate statement)
- Business Owner
- Party
- Nonpartisan race. California Constitution, Article II, Section 6
On the record: Richard Ulveling
5 sourced01Flock cameras1 sourced position
As reported by The Mendocino Voice from the League of Women Voters forum on October 1, 2026; not a direct quote unless quoted
Said the cameras can help solve crimes but questioned where the data goes, and said he is against them.
I’m totally against the Flock”
Forum answerThe Mendocino Voice · Oct 2, 2026Link
02Mill site1 sourced position
As reported by The Mendocino Voice from the League of Women Voters forum on October 1, 2026; not a direct quote unless quoted
Said the mill site land should be left alone for wildlife.
I want to say yes, but also I want to say no”
Forum answerThe Mendocino Voice · Oct 2, 2026Link
03Public safety1 sourced position
Written answer to The Mendocino Voice candidate questionnaire
Said he would focus on safer pedestrian crossings, better lighting and addressing dangerous blind spots.
For public safety, I would focus on safer pedestrian crossings, better lighting, addressing dangerous blind spots”
Own statementThe Mendocino Voice · Sep 22, 2026Link
04Transportation1 sourced position
Written answer to The Mendocino Voice candidate questionnaire
Said the city should explore repairing the Skunk Train tunnel and restoring rail service between the coast and inland communities.
If we can eventually repair and reopen the tunnel safely, I believe restoring rail service could give residents and visitors another way to travel between the coast and inland communities”
Own statementThe Mendocino Voice · Sep 24, 2026Link
05Housing1 sourced position
Written answer to The Mendocino Voice candidate questionnaire
Said housing affordability is one of Fort Bragg's two most important long-term challenges.
I believe two of Fort Bragg’s most important long-term challenges are housing affordability and economic opportunity.”
Own statementThe Mendocino Voice · Sep 21, 2026Link
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