Folsom City Council Candidate Receives Backing from Hindu Organizations

Folsom City Council Candidate Receives Backing from Hindu Organizations

Jag Nagendra, an engineer and community leader, is running for the District 3 seat on the Folsom City Council, backed by Hindu organizations and focused on community service and transparency.

FOLSOM, CA – Jag Nagendra, an engineer and community leader, is vying for the District 3 seat on the Folsom City Council. His campaign emphasizes fiscal sustainability, public safety, economic development, transparent governance, inclusive leadership, and rebuilding trust between residents and City Hall.

Recently, Nagendra’s campaign garnered endorsements from the Hindu American Political Action Committee and Americans 4 Hindus, lending significant support to his nonpartisan election bid.

With over 15 years of experience in various nonprofit organizations, government commissions, professional boards, and civic groups, Nagendra brings a wealth of knowledge to his candidacy. He immigrated to the United States in 2000 and currently holds a senior leadership position at the California Department of Water Resources, where he oversees technology systems that support California’s State Water Project.

In addition to his professional accomplishments, Nagendra has actively participated in community service. He has served on the City of Davis Business and Economic Development Commission and has mentored entrepreneurs and young professionals through various civic and professional organizations.

Nagendra views his campaign as a continuation of his lifelong commitment to community service. “Public service isn’t something that begins on Election Day. It begins the day you decide to make your community better, one person and one opportunity at a time,” he stated.

Through his candidacy, Nagendra hopes to inspire more Indian Americans to engage in their communities by volunteering, serving on public boards, mentoring others, and ultimately pursuing public office themselves.

The Folsom City Council election is set for November 3, and Nagendra’s campaign is gaining momentum as he seeks to connect with voters and address their concerns.

According to India-West, Nagendra’s focus on community engagement and transparency resonates with many residents looking for trustworthy leadership in local government.

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