Mayor of Anderson, Stan Neutze, Endorses Tenessa Audette for State Assembly
Tenessa Audette, Mayor of Redding and candidate for CA State Assembly District 1 is honored to receive the endorsement of Stan Neutze, respected community leader and Mayor of Anderson. This endorsement by the mayor of Audette’s neighboring city highlights her commitment to representing the values and aspirations of the North State and fostering strong regional collaboration.
"Receiving Stan Neutze's endorsement is a tremendous honor," said Audette. "His trust in my ability to serve the people of California is a testament to our shared dedication to North State values and the belief that together, we can improve the quality of life for all North State residents."
Stan Neutze, who has served on Anderson City Council since 2019, brings a wealth of experience and a strong commitment to public service. His background includes 20 years of service in the US Army, retiring as a Major and Gulf War Veteran, and an MBA from Chico State. Neutze is deeply involved in various community activities, serving on multiple boards including LAFCO with Mayor Audette and teaching concealed carry classes as a Certified NRA Instructor. His dedication to public safety, effective government operations, and business development aligns closely with Audette’s vision for California.
"I strongly endorse Tenessa Audette for California Assembly District 1. She is intelligent, industrious, and Constitutionally solid," said Neutze.
Audette’s campaign is centered on a vision of restoring California to a state that works for all its residents. She is committed to supporting small businesses, fostering job creation, and reducing regulatory burdens to stimulate economic development. Ensuring that every child has access to quality education and the resources they need to succeed is a top priority for her. She also aims to strengthen law enforcement and community partnerships to keep neighborhoods safe. Advocating for prudent spending and balanced budgets to secure California’s financial future is at the core of her fiscal policy.
Neutze joins influential leaders and organizations around the North State and California in supporting Audette, including the Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association, California Women’s Leadership Association Political Action Committee, California Rifle and Pistol Association, Laborers' International Union of North America (LIUNA), former Acting Director of National Intelligence Richard Grenell, Senator Shannon Grove, Assemblywoman Marie Waldron, Shasta County Supervisor Mary Rickert, Modoc County Supervisor Geri Byrne, Modoc County Supervisor Ned Coe, Modoc County Supervisor Kathie M Rhoads, Plumas County Supervisor Kevin Goss, El Dorado County Supervisor George Turnboo, Sierra County Supervisor Sharon Dryden, Sierra County Supervisor Terry LeBlanc, Siskiyou County Supervisor Ray Haupt, Siskiyou Supervisor Ed Valenzuela, Siskiyou Supervisor Nancy Ogren, Shasta County District Attorney Stephanie Bridgett, retired Shasta County Sheriff Jim Pope, Amador County Sheriff Gary Redman, Modoc County Sheriff William “Tex” Dowdy, Redding Vice Mayor Julie Winter, Redding Mayor Pro Tem Jack Munns, South Tahoe City Councilmember Tamara Wallace, Los Rios Community College District Trustee John Knight, Retired El Dorado County Office of Education Trustee Georgianne Knight, Reform California, the El Dorado County Republican Party, the Nevada County Republican Party, the Placer County Republican Party and Siskiyou County Republican Party.
Audette’s personal journey as a successful small business owner has given her firsthand experience with the challenges and opportunities that local entrepreneurs face. Her role as a mother and wife fuels her passion for improving education and creating safe, thriving communities. As Mayor of Redding, she has consistently demonstrated her ability to lead with integrity, vision, and determination.
"My campaign is about bringing common sense and real solutions to Sacramento," Audette continued. "It’s time to put the needs of Californians first and ensure that our state government works for the people, not the other way around."
