THE RACE FOR HUNTINGTON BEACH CITY CLERK

Tariq Malik

First elected as city clerk in 1988, Connie Brockway is unopposed this

election.

She served as a deputy city clerk from 1968 to 1988, and said the

city’s most pressing issue is cooperating with other government agencies

outside of Huntington Beach.

The city, she said, must be sure that it has representation at the

county, state and national levels, and that the good work of the City

Council and other municipal departments continues into the future.

BIO

CONNIE BROCKWAY

* Age: 59

* Family: Husband Alec, son Chris, daughter-in-law Rosario and

granddaughter Nicole

* Community Activism: Advisory Board and Literacy Volunteers of

America-Huntington Valley

* Contact: (714) 536-5404

CONNIE BROCKWAY ON:

* REDEVELOPMENT

Brockway said she has no views on redevelopment in the city.

* BIGGEST CHALLENGE FACING THE CITY

The rising challenge for the city over the next few years is to

continue its growth despite fluctuations in the economy, Brockway said.

“We also need to work on getting our infrastructure in shape because

we can’t see the underground pipes and sewers, but the need is there,”

she said.