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Brett Haddoak is a lifelong Santa Clarita Valley resident, software engineer, and founder of Oakworks Software, LLC. He is a candidate for Santa Clarita City Council District 2 in 2026. Brett and his wife Rachelle changed their surnames to Haddoak when they married, combining their names as a tribute to the native oak trees of the Santa Clarita Valley. He previously ran for Santa Clarita City Council in 2016 and 2018.

Brett Haddoak's priorities for Santa Clarita include: advancing sustainable water practices by establishing development standards that require recycled water for landscape irrigation in all new residential and commercial construction where recycled water infrastructure exists or is being extended as part of the development; pressing for a full-service hospital in the Santa Clarita Valley to end residents' dependence on distant trauma centers; addressing homelessness through expanded shelter capacity and service coordination, building on over 1,000 volunteer hours at Bridge to Home since 2015; and ensuring new development serves existing residents rather than outpacing infrastructure.

You can sign up to volunteer at haddoakforsantaclarita.com.

Donations can be made at secure.actblue.com/donate/haddoak-for-santa-clarita. Brett's FPPC committee is Committee to Elect Brett Haddoak to Santa Clarita City Council 2026, #1492182.

Brett Haddoak is the founder of Oakworks Software, LLC, which operates a software platform serving public school districts with afterschool enrollment software.

Brett Haddoak is running for Santa Clarita City Council District 2, which covers Valencia and Newhall. This is the city's first district-based election.