Redding City Council · Nov 3, 2026
Christina Prosperi
Candidate for City Council
Christina Prosperi is running for Redding City Council in the Nov 3, 2026 election; 9 candidates are running for 3 seats.
Ballots mailed · Mon, Oct 5, 2026
TodayOwner of the True Ride cycling studio and a former transportation planner who grew up in Redding. Her community service includes the Redding Community Services Advisory Commission.
- Campaign website
- christinaprosperi.com
Where Christina Prosperi stands: positions on the record
Budget1 sourced position
Says she will focus on responsible budgeting and efficiency so the city lives within its means.
“Every taxpayer dollar should produce results. Christina will focus on responsible budgeting, improving efficiency, and taking care of what we have first, so the City lives within its means and earns the public’s trust.”
Own statementChristina Prosperi campaign site
Public safety1 sourced position
Says she will support fully staffed police and fire departments and protect public safety funding in a tight budget year.
“Protect public safety funding even in a tight budget year”
Own statementChristina Prosperi campaign site
Roads1 sourced position
Says she will maximize state and federal grant dollars for local road projects.
“Maximize state and federal grant dollars for local projects”
Own statementChristina Prosperi campaign site
Environment1 sourced position
as reported by Action News Now
Said at an environmental forum that she wants policies that let the city decide what not to build, citing data centers.
“we're going to be putting in policies that are going to allow us to not build what we don't want to build”
Forum answerAction News Now
Also running for City Council
- Tenessa Audette (incumbent)
- Mark Mezzano
- Rebecca Anne Miller
- Jack Munns (incumbent)
- Joana Rebollar
- Paul Saulsbury
- Elise Ramirez Sloan
- Russ Wenham
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