Cooper Raises $28k During First Six Months in Reelection Bid

Elk Grove Mayor Jim Cooper Makes large charitable donations During the first six months of 2012, Mayor Jim Cooper raised $28,045 for ...

Elk Grove Mayor Jim Cooper

Makes large charitable donations

During the first six months of 2012, Mayor Jim Cooper raised $28,045 for his reelection to what would be a record setting fourth term on the Elk Grove City Council.

In addition to these funds, Cooper had a previous balance of $17,308 and concluded the filing period that ended on June 30 with $31,772.

Among Cooper's largest contributions were the following:

* MV Transportation $4,500
* California real Estate PAC $3,500
* Sheldon Business Park $2,500
* Kammerer Ranch LLC $2,500
* Schetter Electric Co. $1,750
* Gil Moore Oil Co. $1,000
* Feletto Development Co. $1,000 * Northern California Carpenters Regional Council $1,000
* Sacramento Building Trades Council $1,000
* Sheet Metal Workers International Local 162 $1,000
* M & H Realty Partners $1,000
* Christo Bardis $1,000

The filing also revealed that Cooper, a long time youth sports advocate, donated $4,500 to the Sacramento Youth Soccer League and $1,000 to the Woodland Soccer League. Cooper also donated $1,000 to the Sacramento Children's Chorus.


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Anonymous said...

Well as least Coop is consistent. Youth sports has always been his passion. Better to spend all that big money on helping our youth than on four-color mailers that most don’t read and end up in the recycle bin!

Anonymous said...

Guess it should be no surprise Cooper is taking money from MV again. Just more Council members being bought for contracts. I figure we will see Willdan show up in the next quarter too. Buy your way in and pay to stay. Sooo sad, isnt our City worth more than this????

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