Shelby Hebert
Smart. Safe. Strong. Shelby.
- Fix our roads with Measure H, putting 51% into street repair
- Keep Chico affordable
- A downtown for everyone, with state funding brought home



Shelby Hebert in District 2 and Megan Thomas Petty in District 6 will fix our roads with the Measure H money we voted for, keep Chico affordable and look after our parks and neighborhoods.





A 28-year Chico resident, an attorney and the chair of the Bidwell Park and Playground Commission.




Chico voters passed the Measure H sales tax. On May 19, 2026, a motion to dedicate 51% of it to streets, roads and sidewalks failed 3–4, and incumbents Kasey Reynolds (District 2) and Tom van Overbeek (District 6) both voted no. Kasey Reynolds also voted twice, on April 7 and April 21, 2026, against applying for the downtown revitalization grant.
Shelby Hebert and Megan Thomas Petty will put the money where we voted it to go.
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