Shelia Young

About this race

Elected board of a local special district that provides water, irrigation water or sewer service in its area. These districts are funded mainly by customer rates and fees; the board sets those rates, adopts the budget and approves pipes, treatment plants and other projects.

2 candidates ran for Oro Loma Sanitary District Member, Board of Directors #1 (Alameda County) in the general election on Tuesday, November 3, 2026. Only voters in this district.

About Shelia Young

Business and environmental consultant. President of the Oro Loma Sanitary District board, first elected in 2014 and re-elected in 2018 and 2022. A former mayor of San Leandro (named mayor emeritus in 2008), she owned her own business for 30 years and represents the district on the East Bay Dischargers Authority.

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Quick answers

Is Shelia Young the incumbent?

Yes. Shelia Young currently holds this office.

What does the Oro Loma Sanitary District Member, Board of Directors #1 seat do?

Elected board of a local special district that provides water, irrigation water or sewer service in its area. These districts are funded mainly by customer rates and fees; the board sets those rates, adopts the budget and approves pipes, treatment plants and other projects.

Who is Shelia Young running against?

Tiare Peña, for Oro Loma Sanitary District Member, Board of Directors #1 (Alameda County).

Should I vote for Shelia Young?

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