VOTE • DIVISION 4

Things Grow
Where Water Flows

Reliable water requires planning, accountability and the willingness to ask difficult questions before decisions are made.

Vote Frederick Fascenelli — Things Grow Where Water Flows
LOCAL LEADERSHIP

Four priorities for Division 4

Water policy affects every home, business and neighborhood in our community.

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Reliable Water Service

Protect dependable service through sound planning and attention to long-term supply.

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Responsible Rates

Ask hard questions about budgets, infrastructure and the consequences of every rate decision.

Infrastructure

Maintain the systems we depend on today while planning intelligently for tomorrow.

Transparency

Decisions should be understandable, accountable and focused on the people the district serves.

EXPERIENCE TO ASK THE RIGHT QUESTIONS

A practical background for complex decisions

A water board deals with infrastructure, regulations, property rights, budgets, science and long-term planning. Frederick Fascenelli brings a background built around examining evidence, questioning experts and working through technical issues.

26 YearsTrial attorney and litigator
ScienceScience and chemistry background
BusinessMinor in business
SurveyingCollege-level surveying studies
RegulationsDecades interpreting statutes and regulations
PropertyEasement and property-rights litigation experience
“You don’t have to be the engineer to ask the engineer the right questions.”
Local water infrastructure
Infrastructure decisions today shape reliability tomorrow.
ISSUES THAT MATTER

Four short videos on the choices ahead

These are the same campaign messages being shared with Division 4 voters.

The Conservation Paradox

Why using less water can still create pressure on rates—and why sound financial planning matters.

Where Will Our Water Come From?

A look at the mix of imported and local water sources that support Villa Park and surrounding communities.

What Happens on the Colorado Comes Home

Why decisions on the Colorado River can eventually affect Southern California water planning.

Asking the Right Questions

Why experience examining evidence, questioning experts and working through technical issues matters on a water board.

UNDERSTANDING OUR WATER

Multiple sources. One reliable future.

Villa Park’s water depends on a combination of Northern California supplies, the Colorado River system and local Orange County groundwater. Reliability comes from understanding how those sources work together and planning for changes before they become crises.

Ask Frederick a Question
Where Villa Park's water comes from
SERRANO WATER DISTRICT • DIVISION 4

Vote Frederick Fascenelli

Good planning today. Reliable water tomorrow.

fred@fred4water.org