Congresswoman Doris Matsui Endorses Joe

Community, I am proud to announce today that Congresswoman Doris Matsui has endorsed my campaign for Sacramento City Council District 4. “Joe Yee will bring people together and move our city forward,” she said. She has been a champion for Sacramento and has fought to protect our levees; expand mass transit; promote smart planning; and [...]

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Sacramento Press: District 4 still anybody’s race after Land Park forum

However, when asked about current or former government officials who had endorsed their campaigns, the stark differences of each candidate’s public persona came into the spotlight. Yee, as always, was noticeably more quiet and concise with his answer. With his feet firmly planted behind the podium, he offered up his endorsement from current District 4 [...]

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Birthday Bash Fundraiser

“Wow! What a great turnout for tonight’s event. I am humbled by the strong showing of support. To grow up a a first generation American, to learn English as a second language, and to now be a candidate to represent a city that his given my family and me so many opportunities- it’s an overwhelming feeling.”

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Region Builders Endorses Joe Yee for City Council District 4

Sacramento, CA – Region Builders, a building industry coalition founded by the Sacramento Regional Builders Exchange that includes thirteen esteemed local trade and professional associations and industry businesses, has endorsed Sacramento City Council Candidate Joe Yee for District 4. View PDF

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Live Chat with Joe on Sept. 12th

The chat is now available below. Our next Sac Press Live chat will feature a discussion with architect and District 4 City Council candidate Joe Yee about the upcoming election and some of the issues the district faces. We’ll be asking Yee where he stands on neighborhood issues such as waste collection, utility rates and traffic and [...]

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Joe’s Support Grows

I am proud to be endorsed by Sacramento County Supervisor Jimmie Yee, Sacramento County Supervisor Don Nottoli, Sacramento City Council Member Kevin McCarty, Sacramento City Council Member Sandy Sheedy, Sacramento City Council Member Darrell Fong, Sacramento City Unified School Board Member Darrell Woo, and Sacramento City Unified School Board Member Patrick Kennedy.  

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An Architect and Planner for 35 Years

Joe has been an architect and small business owner  in Sacramento for over 35 years. He and his firm have designed the renovation of schools, libraries and other Sacramento landmarks like the Memorial Auditorium. As chair of the Planning Commission and the Sacramento 2030 General Plan Committee, Joe understands how to build sustainable, neighborhood-oriented cities. [...]

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Sacramento: Joe’s Home For All 61 Years

Joe has called Sacramento home for all 61 years of his life. He attended Washington and Newton Booth Elementary Schools, Sutter Junior High School and graduated from McClatchy High School. Joe and his wife Daphne of 36 years have lived in the same Land Park home since 1976. They have two grown children who attended neighborhood [...]

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Joe Fills City Council Vacancy in 2000

After the death of Mayor Joe Serna in 2000, then-Councilmember Jimmie Yee was appointed to serve as Mayor and creating a vacancy on the City Council. Joe was appointed by the City Council to fill that vacancy and served as the Councilmember representing District 4.

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Community Improvements Throughout the City

During his time on the City Council, Joe’s work included hosting a community forum on the future of the Zoo, improvements to 15th and 16th Street under Highway 80, planning for the Broadway business area, the design and construction of the Southside Park Community Center, the installation of traffic calming measures on Vallejo Way, the [...]

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