Updates

When it comes to Public Safety, I am the only one in District 4, who is endorsed by both the AOCDS and IAFF local 3631. That is the Orange County Sheriffs Department and the Orange County Fire Authority. Vote for public safety! Vote for Shari Rhodes!!

My first fundraiser brought 40 people along with support by former mayors and city leaders. Jolene Fuentes, Andrew Hamilton, Tom Ludden, Dwight Robinson, Doug Cirbo, Tico Fuentes, Marjorie, Scott Voigts and Tom Grable. Thank you to all who attended and donated. Bless you all!

It is an honor to be endorsed by both the Orange County Fire Authority and the Association of Orange County Deputy Sheriffs.

Our first Meet and Greet went exceptionally well with visitors and voters. Some people had already voted for me, others were on the fence until we talked. I love meeting new people and hearing their stories about living in Lake Forest.

Sunday, September 27th, my husband and I attended the "OC Around the Table" event in Fountain Valley. The event was amazing, as it not only hosted thousands of people for the Guinness Book of Records largest potluck, there was entertainment while the different cultures from the city came to eat and share food together. We were fortunate to sit with the Lake Forest Council Members and the Mayor.

A huge thank you to Dwight Robinson for endorsing me for the Lake Forest City Council District 4 seat. Dwight is not only a former Mayor but a respected businessman, has amazing political insight and is a really great basketball player!

Last night, September 21st, I received another endorsement. The Republican Party of Orange County endorsed my candidacy for Lake Forest City Council District 4. I am excited to have their endorsement and look forward to representing Lake Forest with your support. My husband Greg attended with me and is my greatest supporter!

Our Lake Forest Cleanup event was yesterday September 19th, which was tied to National Cleanup Day, at Pittsford Park. Volunteers met there, received pickers, vest and bags from CR&R, then went to assigned spots around town to pick litter and returned to drop off trash. Sponsors included Kiwanis Club of Lake Forest, CR&R, and Home Depot. Student were able to earn community-service hours. Above photo: Lake Forest Mayor Robert Pequeno and Shari Rhodes.

First responders are the backbone of our communities, stepping into danger to protect and serve. Their commitment to saving lives and maintaining safety often goes unnoticed, yet their sacrifices are immense. Shari Rhodes has dedicated her life to supporting these heroes, ensuring they receive the recognition and resources they deserve. This blog post explores Shari's unwavering commitment to first responders, the initiatives she has spearheaded, and how we can all contribute

Lake Forest is buzzing with activity as community initiatives continue to evolve and grow. From environmental projects to community engagement programs, there’s a lot happening that aims to enhance the quality of life for residents. This blog post will delve into the latest updates on these initiatives, highlighting their impact and how residents can get involved. Lake Forest Keys Community Engagement Programs Strengthening Neighborhood Connections One of the primary focuses

Elections are a pivotal moment for communities, and the upcoming vote for District 4 leadership is no exception. As residents, we have the power to shape our future by choosing leaders who genuinely represent our interests and traditional values. One candidate who stands out in this election is Shari Rhodes. With a proven track record of community business involvement and a clear vision for the future, Shari is the leader we need to guide District 4 toward progress and unity.