Randall Stone Financial - Chico

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The stock market broke new ground last week in terms of the speed of its selloff, with the S&P 500 dropping 10% from its record high in a mere six days, faster than any other time in history. Must be some smoking deals out there, eh?

30/01/2020

Deadline looms > Thousands in our region newly eligible for health insurance subsidies, but Covered California open enrollment closing.

Thousands in our region newly eligible for health insurance subsidies, but Covered California open enrollment closing.

06/11/2019

Meeting with North State farmers.

01/03/2019

“He wears bow ties. He runs marathons. He throws around words like “externalities.”

Randall Stone is a well-known personality in the city of Chico, first elected to the City Council in 2012. Believe it or not, he was elected as mayor by the new council just under 13-weeks ago, succeeding Sean Morgan.

It has been a whirlwind the past few months, as the city grapples with a swollen population after the devastating Camp Fire. Agendas have been packed, and meetings have been going past midnight.

In an enlightening Q and A with the Enterprise-Record this week, Stone explained his positions on issues ranging from commercial cannabis to sales tax and policing levels, and how he got to where he is now.

Randall Stone and his wife, Krista, have lived in Chico since 1995. They have two young boys, Rhys, age 5, and Karden, under 1 year old. Stone drives but likes to take the B-Line often, he says, including on the way to his son’s school in the morning so they have some quality time together.

In addition to owning his own business, Randall Stone Financial, Stone is President of the Shalom Free Clinic, Treasurer of the Safe Space Winter Shelter board and a Lecturer of Real Estate and Finance at Chico State University, among many other positions.

See the Enterprise-Record’s Q and A with the Mayor below.

CHICO — He wears bow ties. He runs marathons. He throws around words like “externalities.” Randall Stone is a well-known personality in the city of Chico, first elected to the City Council in 2012.…

24/02/2019

Randall Stone meets with California Governor Gavin Newsom to discussing Housing and Fiscal Policy in Grass Valley, California last week.

17/01/2019

Mayor Randall Stone discussing real estate and housing challenges post Camp Fire.

After the Camp Fire devastated the town of Paradise, many evacuees sought shelter in the nearby city of Chico. As traffic accidents spike and classrooms overflow, we'll examine how Chico is coping with more than 20,000 additional residents. We'll also get the latest on where 657 evacuees will go as....

03/01/2018

Great job, Tracie!

Project Hope has been housing a woman recovering from breast cancer surgery from before Christmas until this week. It is an honor and privilege to work with founder, Tracie Hannick. It is an even more incredible gift to be able to continue this work. And when I say “work”, I mean Project Hope Butte County is a 100% volunteer organization.

Check us out at www.ProjectHopeButteCounty.org

http://www.krcrtv.com/news/local/butte/project-hope-in-chico-helps-breast-cancer-patients/680598361

Project Hope Butte County, a nonprofit organization founded in Chico, is aiming to create a village of support to help breast cancer patients get through their treatment and even assist with paying medical bills.

02/11/2017

Do you have questions about Health Insurance? Contact Randall Stone Financial today. We're very familiar with your health insurance needs and are happy to discuss the latest Open Enrollment periods and how you can get peace of mind affordably.

Call us today.

Randall Stone, MPA
Randall Stone Financial
976 Mangrove Avenue
Chico, CA 95926-3950
(530) 267-6150
[email protected]

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20/06/2017

JULY 4 PANCAKES, 5k RACE, VETERANS HONOR GUARD, AND COMMUNITY BAND RETURNS

The Chico Independence Day Celebration will take place at Bidwell Park's One Mile Recreation Area on Tuesday, July 4th.

The festivities will kick off at 7:30 a.m. with the Chico Running Club 5K Race. At 8 a.m. race awards will be distributed, and the Butte County Sheriff's "Captain Bob's" Pancake wagon will serve up breakfast. The Chico Community Concert Band will provide patriotic music at 9am (with the Chico Veterans Honor Guard kicking off the music program after the 5k race and awards).

The Developmental Disabilities Sports Fund is working with the Chico Running Club to host the event, which is the only public Independence Day celebration in Chico. DDSF Executive Director and Chico City Councilmember Randall Stone said, "After working with the Chico Running Club to keep the event alive, we were so happy to see the outpouring of community support for Chico's only public 4th of July event." The Chico Veterans Resource Center and the Chico Veterans Honor Guard will also participate.

The cost to register for the 5K run/Walk is $25 prior to the event, $20 for Chico Running Club/SWEAT members. It includes a T-shirt and breakfast. Race Day registration is $30 with no guarantee of T-shirt sizes. You can register for the race at www.ChicoRunningClub.org and select Upcoming Events. Participants are being asked to bring their own chairs to enjoy the music.

Developmental Disabilities Sports Fund provides the community with athletic opportunities for individuals with developmental disabilities.

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