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Safer Neighborhoods
Support practical public-safety partnerships and responsive city services so families feel secure where they live, work, and gather.
Palmdale City Council · District 3
Putting
District 3
First.
Franzelle Johnson brings a lifetime of service, a small-business owner’s resolve, and a neighbor’s listening ear to Palmdale City Council.
SERVICE. STRENGTH. COMMUNITY.
Johnson for Council
District 3 · Palmdale
District 3 · Palmdale
A campaign built for District 3
One district. One community. A stronger Palmdale.
Service in action · Palmdale
The promise is simple
Service isn’t something you say.
It’s something you do.
Franzelle “Fran-ZELL” Johnson believes leadership is measured in the moments when no one is watching: showing up, listening closely, and doing the work that helps a neighbor move forward.
Read Franzelle’s storyWhere it comes from
A military-family mindset.
Growing up around service taught Franzelle that responsibility is personal. You do your part. You take care of the people next to you. You leave the place stronger than you found it.
That is the standard he brings to District 3: steady under pressure, open to every neighbor, and ready to follow through.
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Service
Put people first and make the work useful.
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Responsibility
Own the outcome. Communicate clearly. Keep your word.
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Community
Build a Palmdale where every block has a voice.
The District 3 agenda
Fighting for
District 3.
Six priorities. One clear standard: city government should make everyday life better for the people who call this district home.
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Opportunity for Our Youth
Connect young people with mentorship, career pathways, recreation, and places to build confidence close to home.
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Roads & Infrastructure
Push for dependable roads, responsive maintenance, and infrastructure planning that keeps pace with District 3.
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Small Business & Local Jobs
Listen to entrepreneurs, reduce avoidable friction, and back the local businesses that keep our neighborhoods moving.
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Stronger Neighborhoods
Invest in the places and relationships that make a neighborhood feel connected, cared for, and proud.
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Accountable City Government
Make city decisions easier to follow, create direct ways to be heard, and report back on what happens next.
Meet Franzelle
The neighbor behind the name.
Franzelle is a Palmdale resident, small-business owner, community volunteer, and member of a military family. He knows the pride people take in this city—and the practical issues that can make daily life harder.
His campaign starts with a belief that local government should feel accessible. Make time for residents. Welcome feedback in English and Spanish. Report back on what the city can do next.
Learn more about Fran-ZELLYour voice belongs here
What does District 3 need from City Hall?
Tell us what you are seeing on your block. We’re listening in English and Español.
The people power
Join Team Zelle.
This campaign belongs to the neighbors who believe District 3 deserves a strong, steady voice. There is a place for you here.
Sign me up
Make it visible
Put Zelle in your yard.
A yard sign is a simple way to let your neighbors know that District 3 has a choice—and a community ready to show up.
Request a yard sign
Power the work
Every neighbor counts.
Your support helps us knock doors, print signs, host listening events, and keep District 3 voices at the center of this campaign.
Contributions are voluntary and are not tax deductible. Official contribution details will be shown before payment.
Come say hello
On the listening tour.
Coming soon
Coffee & conversation
A relaxed morning to talk about what District 3 needs from City Hall.
Coming soon
Neighbors listening tour
Bring your questions, your ideas, and the issues you want us to see firsthand.
Stay connected
District 3 updates
Sign up for the next stop, in English or Español.
District 3 stands with Zelle
A growing coalition for a stronger Palmdale.
Neighbors, local leaders, and community builders are coming together around a clear promise: put District 3 first.
Add your name“Listens first.”
— District 3 neighbor
“Shows up.”
— Local small-business owner
Stay in touch
Let’s keep the conversation going.
Have a question, want a sign, or need to reach the campaign? Leave a note and a team member will follow up.
November 3, 2026