Frequently Asked Questions

Rene Campos is a Fresno politician and community leader running for Fresno City Council District 7, focused on public safety, accountability, and stronger neighborhoods for families and small businesses.

Reducing violent crime, improving emergency response times, keeping neighborhoods clean and safe, supporting local businesses, and holding City Hall accountable for real results.

Too many Fresno neighborhoods still don’t feel safe. Safety is the foundation for strong families, successful schools, and a healthy local economy.

By focusing resources where violence happens most, improving emergency response, shutting down problem properties, and expanding crisis response teams so police can focus on serious crime.

Through public crime reports, emergency response scorecards, clear goals, and regular progress updates residents can track.

By speeding up permits and inspections, improving safety in business corridors, reducing city delays, and creating direct accountability for city services.

Compassion with accountability — connecting people to services while keeping neighborhoods clean, safe, and protected.

Yes. Earlier in life I went through a legal situation that has been fully resolved. I complied with all requirements, took responsibility, and rebuilt my life through work and community service. That experience drives my commitment to prevention, fairness, and real public safety.

I run on measurable goals, transparency, and real follow-through — not vague promises.

Volunteer, attend community meetings, share ideas, and support the campaign to help build a safer Fresno.

Because I focus on results, tell the truth about challenges, and believe leadership means showing up, being accountable, and delivering.