Free BBQ At Richman Park

Tony Castro For Fullerton City Council sponsored a Free BBQ / Meet The Candidate Event, open to the public, on Saturday August 20, 2022 at Richman Park, from 1:00PM to 5:00PM. Located at 711 Highland Ave, Fullerton, CA 92832. Approximately 25 people showed up to meet the candidate and enjoy free hotdogs, hamburgers, salad, ice cold refreshments and to talk talk to the candidate. Tony Castro fed a dozen homeless people before voters showed up.

Free BBQ Calendar

10/02/2022 Lemon Park, Sunday, 1:00PM - 4:00PM, 701 S. Lemon St, Fullerton CA 92832

09/25/2022 Lemon Park, Sunday, 1:00PM - 4:00PM, 701 S. Lemon St, Fullerton CA 92832

09/17/2022 Woodcrest Park, Saturday, 2:00PM - 5:00PM, 440 W. Orangethorpe Ave, Fullerton CA 92832

09/10/2022 Amerige Park, Saturday, 2:00PM - 5:00PM, 300 W Commonwealth Ave, Fullerton, CA 92832

09/03/2022 Independence Park, Saturday, 2:00PM - 5:00PM, 801 W Valencia Dr, Fullerton, CA 92832

08/27/2022 Independence Park, Saturday, 2:00PM - 5:00PM, Park, 801 W Valencia Dr, Fullerton, CA 92832

08/20/2022 Richman Park, Saturday, 1:00PM - 5:00PM, 711 Highland Ave, Fullerton, CA 92832

08/13/2022 Woodcrest Park, Saturday, 11:00AM - 3:00PM, 440 W. Orangethorpe Ave, Fullerton CA 92832

Free BBQ Every Saturday In Fullerton, CA

Come on down and bring the family, bring your neighbors, bring your friends and your pets. Everyone is invited and welcome to come meet the candidate. Tony Castro is running for Member of the Fullerton City Council in district 5 on November 8, 2022. He want's to meet you and hear your input and concerns and discuss what needs to be done in Fullerton. Since Tony Castro refuses money from corporate lobbyists, he is free to truly represent the voters and people in his district. He is the voice for the people, not the voice for special interest and big money. Once elected to office, Tony Castro will continue hosting Free BBQ's and will remain accessible to the voters and people of Fullerton. We hope to see you there!

Free Events Sponsored by Tony Castro For City Council

All events are open to the public and are completely free of charge to all attendees. Come enjoy Free hamburgers, hotdogs, salad and ice cold sodas and waters.

Crime At Richman Park

Tony Castro is outraged by the amount of crime taking place in Fullerton's local public parks. His campaign experienced it first hand during the Free BBQ Events. Richman Park on Highland Ave. in the city of Fullerton was infested with drug addicts, alcoholics and gang members. A group of 6 people were openly drinking beer and liquor in plain site. If that's not bad enough they were screaming obscenities, walking around the park with beer in their hands, tossing their empty glass bottles on the floor, and scaring families out of the park. Tony Castro comments, "This is unacceptable and something needs to be done. Parks are a place for recreation, sports, picnics and family. Not a place for drinking alcohol and using drugs." To make matters worst, when the Fullerton Police showed up, they did absolutely nothing. They simply made a presence and were on with their way. As a member of the Fullerton City Council, Tony Castro will immediately address this issue. Tony Castro is the sledge hammer to solve the problem.

Elect Tony Castro For Fullerton City Council in District 5 on November 8, 2022

Tony Castro For Fullerton City Council is a Fullerton resident, community organizer, volunteer, an outstanding citizen and is recognized for excellence in the community by the O.C. Register’s Excelsior. Tony Castro’s research on climate change and affordable Colleges and Universities is mentioned in a published book called “Dollar Democracy On Steroids” by Professor Peter Mathews. Tony Castro was a Co-Coordinator for Rescue Education California, a grassroots organization that successfully blocked tuition increases in 2005. Tony Castro also worked for the California Democratic Party's Voter Education Registration Fund to fight against Arnold Schwarzenegger's special election in 2005. Tony Castro has a completely progressive, pro-union, and non-corporate platform with a realistic and bold funding mechanisms.

Tony Castro Was Raised In A Union Home, With A Union Family, With Union Values

Tony Castro was a Union Carpenter for the Carpenter's Union Local 803. His Father retired from the Laborer's Union Local 652. Most of Tony Castro's cousins and uncles are union construction members. His grand father, great grand father and great uncle were all union members. A vote for Tony Castro is a vote for Union Values. Tony Castro is the Pro-Union candidate for Fullerton's City Council seat in District 5.

The Non-Corporate, Pro-Union, Progressive Candidate For Fullerton City Council

Tony Castro is the non-corporate, pro-union, progressive candidate for Fullerton City Council. Tony Castro refuses corporate money and special interest lobbyists donations for his campaign. Tony Castro believes that these types of contributions corrupt and have a negative impact on a politicians policy making decisions. Once a candidate accepts money from corporations or special interest lobbyists, those donors will then feel entitled and expect favors in the future. Tony Castro wants to be free from any influence on his decision making. That way he can be free to deliver his platform and promises to the voters in his district. Tony Castro pledges, to his voters and his district, to never accept corporate money in his career as a public servant.

Tony Castro comes from a legacy of unionized working class Americans. Tony Castro worked as a union carpenter for the Local 803 Carpenters Union based in Orange, CA. His father recently retired from the Laborers Union local 652 and most of his uncles and cousins are union carpenters and union laborers. Tony Castro believes that unions represent the best interest of working class Americans. Without unions, corporations are free to exploit and take advantage of their employees. Tony Castro believes that unions are necessary to help build a bigger middle class.

Tony Castro Supports Small Businesses And Small Business Owners

Tony Castro believes that small businesses, not including big corporations, should receive some type of tax incentive to help pay their employees a higher minimum wage. Tony Castro also believes in a $25 an hour national minimum wage. He knows that small business owners cannot afford to pay their employees a $25 minimum wage on their own and will need some help. That's when the Federal Government/Congress should step in and help small businesses pay their employees a higher minimum wage. Tony Castro does not believe in helping big corporations with any kind of tax breaks, loopholes or tax incentives. Instead, we should give small business owners tax breaks to help them pay their employees a higher minimum wage. Small businesses provide over two thirds of the jobs in the United States, therefore Congress should step in and help small business owners and stop helping big corporations. Big corporations had enough help, it's time to help the underdog.

Tony Castro Does Not Support Big Corporations

Big corporation have been getting away with not paying their fair share in taxes and still receiving hundreds of billions of dollars in tax returns and tax breaks since the early 1970's. This is also known as corporate tax loopholes and corporate welfare. When only 27.5 billion dollars was paid in welfare to aid the poor, large corporations were receiving 300 billion dollars a year in corporate welfare; according to the I.R.S. This is a result of money in politics and corporate donations to political candidates. Tony Castro refuses money from corporations for his campaign so he can be free to put an end to corporate tax loopholes and fight for the people, the working class and small business owners.

Tony Castro Does Not Support Big Corporations

Big corporation have been getting away with not paying their fair share in taxes and still receiving hundreds of billions of dollars in tax returns and tax breaks since the early 1970's. This is also known as corporate tax loopholes and corporate welfare. When only 27.5 billion dollars was paid in welfare to aid the poor, large corporations were receiving 300 billion dollars a year in corporate welfare; according to the I.R.S. This is a result of money in politics and corporate donations to political candidates. Tony Castro refuses money from corporations for his campaign so he can be free to put an end to corporate tax loopholes and fight for the people, the working class and small business owners.

Tony Castro Is A Fighter For Social, Economic And Environmental Justice And Human Rights