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ABOUT RENE CAMPOS

Fresno. Writing.
Public records.

A local voice, a clear question, and the documents behind the answer.

Public sources reviewed October 8, 2026.

A local focus

I’m Rene Campos. My writing and public-records research examine how government decisions affect everyday life in Fresno.

Housing, homelessness, disability access, wages, and city services are among the issues I follow. Listening to people matters; their names and identifying details belong outside the public record unless they choose otherwise.

The standard

01 · THE QUESTION

Ask precisely.

Identify the decision, the official with authority, and the document that could answer the question.

02 · THE EVIDENCE

Keep the conclusion bounded.

A submitted question is not a proven violation. A plan is not delivery. A later result needs its own evidence.

Documented public submissions

South SEDA workshop packet

The City’s packet includes my eight-page memorandum asking about public costs, first loss, supporting documents, and enforceable safeguards. This documents a submission; it does not establish a City answer or project outcome.

Read my memorandum · PDF pages 16–23

City Hall security eComment

The City recorded my comment supporting protection for threatened employees while requesting written authority, independent review, and a public process. The comment alone does not establish a policy change.

Read the City’s comment packet

A dated legislative record

The April 15, 2026 Assembly Elections Committee analysis discussed my announced Fresno City Council candidacy while examining AB 2753. On June 30, 2026, the Senate Elections and Constitutional Amendments Committee did not advance the bill and granted reconsideration.

These are dated historical actions. This page does not state the bill’s current status or determine anyone’s present eligibility for office.

Keep the record open

The Fresno Record connects readers with City budgets, housing reports, agendas, votes, and other public documents. Public-source tips, corrections, and media inquiries are welcome. New private casework and contributions are not being accepted right now.

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