Public Affairs Director Jon Michaels (since 1977) talks with Allison Renville and Jacklyn Franklin about Allison's run for City Council

from her website VoteRenville.com:

Originally from Sisseton, South Dakota Renville got further involved in the Sioux Falls scene in 2022 after spending 18 years focusing on media representation and her political activism. Motivated by the recent need for realistic and relatable community leadership, she feels confident in a run with such historical significance. She will be working hard by focusing on community outreach and campaign recruitment in these weeks to come. 

Renville has dedicated her career to civic engagement and is an advocate for domestic violence victims, Murdered and Missing Indigenous Women, and the Justice Impacted. Allison also served as the Public Information Officer for the Sisseton-Wahpeton Oyate throughout the pandemic, all very crucial experience she will bring as an At-Large Council member for Sioux Falls.

Platform Ideas

Families

Universal income


Child care


Internet Access 


Increase focus on


Mental health 


Community resources

Workers

Job Training


Redirect resources to focus on labor and employee education and opportunities.


Encourage more labor focus grant ideas, working toward more workers rights advocacy.

Transient & Houseless Folks 

Redirect and encourage new grant ideas 


Focus on mental health 


Housing programs 


Vouchers


Designated areas 


Repurpose properties

Justice & Public Safety

Reentry specific programs 


Anti-death policy 


Decriminalize possession by ingestion  


Re Enforce policy and procedures 


Address surveillance and consequence in hit and runs


Pedestrians 


Cyclists


Stationary motorists


Increase focus on neighborhood empowerment

Community Health

Securing realistic access to services


Expansion of opportunity and outreach


Transportation


Autonomy and Healthcare navigation


Broader Grant allocation


Tuition expenses


Internet access

Human Relations

Refocus on Historical Preservation 


Community surveying and town halls


More inclusive narratives and advocacy 


Uphold South Dakota values as an adaptability effort rather than motivated by political affiliation and divisive ideology.

Public Affairs Director Jon Michaels (since 1977) talks with Allison Renville and Jacklyn Franklin about Allison's run for City Council
from her website VoteRenville.com:
Originally from Sisseton, South Dakota Renville got further involved in the Sioux Falls scene in 2022 after spending 18 years focusing on media representation and her political activism. Motivated by the recent need for realistic and relatable community leadership, she feels confident in a run with such historical significance. She will be working hard by focusing on community outreach and campaign recruitment in these weeks to come. 
Renville has dedicated her career to civic engagement and is an advocate for domestic violence victims, Murdered and Missing Indigenous Women, and the Justice Impacted. Allison also served as the Public Information Officer for the Sisseton-Wahpeton Oyate throughout the pandemic, all very crucial experience she will bring as an At-Large Council member for Sioux Falls.
Platform Ideas
Families
Universal income
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Child care
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<li>
Internet Access 
</li>
<li>
Increase focus on
</li>
<ul data-rte-list="default">
<li>
Mental health 
</li>
<li>
Community resources
</li>
</ul>
</ul>
Workers
Job Training 
<ul data-rte-list="default">
<li>
Redirect resources to focus on labor and employee education and opportunities.
</li>
<li>
Encourage more labor focus grant ideas, working toward more workers rights advocacy.
</li>
</ul>
Transient &amp; Houseless Folks 
Redirect and encourage new grant ideas 
<ul data-rte-list="default">
<li>
Focus on mental health 
</li>
<li>
Housing programs 
</li>
<ul data-rte-list="default">
<li>
Vouchers
</li>
<li>
Designated areas 
</li>
<li>
Repurpose properties
</li>
</ul>
</ul>
Justice &amp; Public Safety
Reentry specific programs 
<ul data-rte-list="default">
<li>
Anti-death policy 
</li>
<li>
Decriminalize possession by ingestion  
</li>
<li>
Re Enforce policy and procedures 
</li>
<li>
Address surveillance and consequence in hit and runs
</li>
<ul data-rte-list="default">
<li>
Pedestrians 
</li>
<li>
Cyclists
</li>
<li>
Stationary motorists
</li>
</ul>
<li>
Increase focus on neighborhood empowerment
</li>
</ul>
Community Health
Securing realistic access to services
<ul data-rte-list="default">
<li>
Expansion of opportunity and outreach
</li>
<li>
Transportation
</li>
<li>
Autonomy and Healthcare navigation
</li>
<li>
Broader Grant allocation
</li>
<ul data-rte-list="default">
<li>
Tuition expenses
</li>
<li>
Internet access
</li>
</ul>
</ul>
Human Relations
Refocus on Historical Preservation 
<ul data-rte-list="default">
<li>
Community surveying and town halls
</li>
<li>
More inclusive narratives and advocacy 
</li>
<li>
Uphold South Dakota values as an adaptability effort rather than motivated by political affiliation and divisive ideology.
</li>
</ul>

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