Woonsocket, RIVoter Guide 2026 · not a ballot

Woonsocket City Council · Nov 3, 2026

Valerie Gonzalez

Candidate for City Council (incumbent)

15 candidates · 7 seats8 sourced positions

Valerie Gonzalez, the incumbent, is running for Woonsocket City Council in the Nov 3, 2026 election; 13 candidates are running for 7 seats.

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Thirteen candidates are running for the seven council seats: Lisa Baldelli-Hunt, James C. Cournoyer, Michael Disney, Michael N. Dubois, Damon S. Flynn, Valerie Gonzalez, Alana Gordon, Sharon L. Harmon, Roger G. Jalette Sr., Dennis J. Kotal, Robert Marquis, Denise D. Sierra and Michael Warner. The Valley Breeze

Where Valerie Gonzalez stands: positions on the record

Speed cameras2 sourced positions
  • Argued at the June 15 council meeting for the school-zone speed camera pilot, citing protection of schools and children.

    “We need this to protect our schools. We need this to protect our citizens and our children”

    Own statementThe Valley Breeze

  • Voted yes on an ordinance authorizing speed cameras in school zones on a pilot basis (defeated 2-5, June 2026).

    Council voteWoonsocket City Council minutes, June 15, 2026 · Jun 15, 2026

Downtown parking1 sourced position
Red-light cameras1 sourced position
Homeless shelter lease1 sourced position
City budget1 sourced position
Sidewalk bicycles1 sourced position
Past candidacy1 sourced position

What Valerie Gonzalez said vs. how Valerie Gonzalez voted

Speed cameras

In their words

  • Argued at the June 15 council meeting for the school-zone speed camera pilot, citing protection of schools and children.

    The Valley Breeze

On the record

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