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Stockton
City Council District 5

Councilmember
Susan Talamantes Eggman
425 N. El Dorado Street
Stockton, CA 95202
Term Expires:
12/31/10
E-Mail
Phone: (209) 937-0558
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Councilmember Susan
Talamantes Eggman
Dr. Susan Talamantes Eggman grew up in an agricultural
family in the Central Valley and now lives in the Victory
Park neighborhood with her partner, Renee.
After serving in the Army Medical Core, she earned
a BA in Psychology and Master's in Social Work
from CSU Stanislaus, while working as a substance abuse
and mental health counselor and as a Hospice Social
Worker.
Dr. Eggman received her PhD in Social Work and Social Research from Portland State University. She is an Associate Professor at Sacramento State University in the Division of Social Work and volunteers her time running a student internship program at St Mary's Interfaith.
She has a small clinical practice, is well published, and frequently
conducts cultural competence training around Northern California for
health care facilities. Her community involvement includes:
- Commerciantos Unidos
- San Joaquin Lions
- Karl Ross Post American Legion
- Coma
- Mayor's Blue Ribbon Crime Task Force
Her priorities are to reduce crime and increase the quality of life.
In her spare time, she enjoys cooking for her friends and family
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Councilmember Eggman serves on the following
committees, as appointed by the Mayor.
- Audit Committee, Chair
- Community Improvement & Crime Prevention
- Community Planning/Development, Alt Member
- Legislation/Environmental, Alt Member
- Water Committee, Alt Member
- CSU Stockton Center Site Authority
- COS and Manteca Unified School District "2x2" Joint
Committee
- COS and Port of Stockton "3x3" Joint Committee
- COS and Stockton Unified School District "3x3"
Joint Committee
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City Council District 5 is located in the South Central part
of Stockton area.
Council District 5 at a glance:
Number of households: 12,910
Total population: 39,290
Source: 2000 Census data
Midtown/Magnolia
Area
The
Midtown Community
is an older, mixed
central city residential
and commercial area,
located just north
of Stockton's growing
central business district.
Fire Stations:
- Company 2 - at 110 W. Sonora Street
- Company 6 - 1501 Picardy Lane
- Company 9 - 550 East Harding Wy.
Libraries:
Community Policing Districts:
Parks/Community Centers:
- Columbus Park - 401 W. Worth Street
- Eden Park - El Dorado St. & Acacia Street
- Fremont Park - 302 E. Fremont Street
- Gleason Park - 535 E. Church Street
- Independence Park - Market St. & Grant Street
- M. L. King, Jr. Plaza - 555 N. El Dorado Street
- Lafayette Park - El Dorado St. & Taylor Street
- Liberty Park - 725 E. Jefferson Street
- Louis Park - 3121 Monte Diablo Avenue
- McLeod Lake Park - 46 W. Fremont Street
- Misasi Park - 2839 Susan Way
- Morelli Park - Weber Avenue & Stockton Channel
- North Seawall Park - North bank of Stockton Channel
- Sousa Park - 2829 Yellowstone Avenue
- South Seawall Park - South bank of Stockton Channel
- Stribley Park - 502 Della Street
- Union Park - 635 S. Pilgrim Street
- Victory Park - 1001 N. Pershing Avenue
- Weber Park - Park St. & Van Buren Street
- Weber Point Events Center - 235 N. Center Street
Projects in the District - Wastewater Collection System 9 Improvement Project
Construction of sewer facilities to serve the northeast Stockton area between Hammer Lane/Foppiano Lane and Alpine Avenue/Stockton Diverting Canal, an area designated as the Wastewater Collection System 9 Service Area.
Recent Economic Development:
- Unifirst Commercial Laundry Expansion
- 125 W. Flora Street
This facility was expanded by 50,000 square feet in 2004. 200 employees, when
completely built out.
- Teen Center -
725 N. El Dorado Street
The Teen Center provides a variety of recreational
activities which may include bowling, a computer
lounge, café, and special events.
(scheduled to open in November 2004)
- SJRTD Transit Center
On July 30, 2004, construction workers began removing the first of several
buildings on California Street between Channel Street and Weber Avenue. This
is the first step in the construction process for the DTC, which will serve
as RTD's main transfer hub in downtown Stockton.
Get updates on this project here!
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