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Vacaville City Council District 4 · Nov 3, 2026

John Vogel

Candidate for City Council District 4

8 candidates · 4 seats4 sourced positions

John Vogel is running for Vacaville City Council District 4 in the Nov 3, 2026 election, against Davonna Finley.

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John Vogel is a public works supervisor with 15 years of experience in public infrastructure. He serves on the executive committee of the California Water Environment Association board.

Occupation (from candidate statement)
Public Works Supervisor
Endorsed by
Lists the Vacaville Chamber of Commerce, Reform California and Juan Desmarais. John Vogel for Vacaville City Council
Campaign website
vogelforvacaville.com

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The Vacaville Chamber of Commerce endorsed Roy Stockton for mayor and Tom Chalk, John Vogel and Jeanette Wylie for City Council. Vacaville Reporter · Sep 17, 2026

Where John Vogel stands: positions on the record

Measure V1 sourced position
  • as reported by The Vacaville Reporter; not a direct quote

    Called Measure V complicated at a Chamber of Commerce forum but said he supports it.

    Forum answerVacaville Reporter · Sep 10, 2026

Water1 sourced position
  • Says he will scrutinize utility rate increases and demand justification before approval.

    “Scrutinize utility rate increases and demand justification before approval”

    Own statementJohn Vogel for Vacaville City Council

Growth1 sourced position
  • Says developers should bear the cost of growth rather than existing residents.

    “Require developers to bear the true cost of growth — not pass it to existing residents”

    Own statementJohn Vogel for Vacaville City Council

Business climate1 sourced position
  • as reported by The Vacaville Reporter; not a direct quote

    Said the city could help businesses understand permitting requirements and make fees easier to navigate.

    Forum answerVacaville Reporter · Sep 10, 2026

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