Born and raised in Placer County on a cattle ranch in Lincoln, Wayne Nader learned the importance of hard work and dedication from an early age. These values have shaped his approach to life and leadership.
Educational and Professional Journey:
Community Engagement: Wayne Nader has a long history of community service:
Vision for Placer County: Wayne is dedicated to enhancing the community’s quality of life and believes in:
With a total of 8 years on the Placer County Planning Commission and an impressive 12 year tenure as Chair of the Placer County Audit Committee, Wayne possesses deep expertise in the critical areas of land use and financial oversight. His substantial experience equips him to immediately provide informed and impactful contributions to decisions that significantly affect the community from his first day in office.
A Call to Action: Wayne Nader seeks your support and vote in his campaign for Supervisor of District 5. Voting for him means supporting a leader dedicated to the prosperity and well-being of Placer County. Support Wayne in his commitment to make Placer County a better place to live.
“We are best when we vigorously debate our way to a common good.”
Paid for by Wayne for Supervisor 2024
Thoughtful and comprehensive land use planning is fundamental to the well-being of Placer County residents. This involves asking hard questions about proposed projects, ensuring they fit within communities and adequately address all impacts with fiscal acumen.
Tackle traffic congestion on key highways like 49, 89, 267, and 28 with smart, long-term solutions.
Work collaboratively with developers and builders to find innovative and resourceful solutions to provide Placer resident with a mix of housing including affordable options for our workforce. Develop long term plans to provide wrap around services for the disadvantaged homeless population.
Secure additional funding for fire protection and implement strategic measures to safeguard our communities. Fully funded and adequate first responders are a top priority for public safety. Incentives also need to be created for homeowners to reduce fuel loads around their properties.
Protect and promote our vital agricultural resources, ensuring they continue to thrive for generations to come. Rural assets such as scenic vistas and Lake Tahoe must be protected from over development. Short term rental policies also need to be corrected in order to preserve our community’s integrity.
Small businesses are the backbone of our local economy. The county must work diligently and cooperatively with the business community to maintain reasonable fees and support policies allowing them to thrive.
