Hi neighbor! Thanks for your attention. My name is Corry Frydlewicz, I’ve lived in Emeryville since 2021, I love it here, and I’m running for city council.
My Priorities
- Protecting Emeryville residents from those who’d harm, oppress, or exploit us — whether that’s crime, fascists like ICE, con artists, or giant corporations.
- Building affordable housing, supporting tenants, and sharing access to resources for people who want to own a home here.
- Supporting small local businesses with concrete action to help them compete with big chains.
- Continuing to build accessible infrastructure for pedestrians, cyclists, older, and disabled residents.
- Enabling productive and cooperative council proceedings so we can avoid giving excessive time and energy to drama and focus on getting things done.
Upcoming Events
September 4th — 🤝 Bridgewater Meet & Greet
Exclusively for neighbors in the Bridgewater condo complex and their guests, a casual Meet & Greet where residents can ask me anything they care about and get to know me.
6:00 – 8:00pm at the Bridgewater Clubhouse
September 19th — 🌈 Emeryville Pride at Bay Street
Come celebrate Pride with us! Event details:
https://baystreetemeryville.com/events/emeryville-pride-carnival-market-bay-street-2/
12:00 – 7:00pm at Bay Street
(I may not be at a table for the entire duration, so come by early!)
October 2nd — Emeryville Art Exhibition Opening Night
I’ll be enjoying wonderful artwork from our talented residents like I do every year, but feel free to come say hi! Event details:
https://www.emeryarts.org/
6:00 – 8:00pm at Public Market
Oct 8th — League of Women Voters Candidate Forum – Emeryville City Council
Come watch the candidates side-by-side! Cheer me on!
6:30 – 8:00pm at the Emeryville Center of Community Life Auditorium
October 9th — Karaoke at Bank Club Cafe!
My friends and I will be singing, eating, and drinking at Bank Club Cafe, which is attached to Wally’s Cafe if you love good Mediterranean food too! Come join us and say hey!
7:00pm – ??? at Bank Club Cafe
(more events coming soon)
Updates from Corry’s Campaign for Emeryville City Council
🖊️We’re Qualified and on Your Ballot!
We successfully got our needed signatures and filed all our paperwork to be on the ballot for the November 3rd election.
Now we just need to reach more of our neighbors with our message and be strong heading into mid-October — when mail-in ballots go out.
Even if we don’t get their votes, we still want to encourage everyone to show up and vote!
🥅 Our Next Goal: Door Hangers!
We’re working with a local union vendor to print these for door knocking and other events!
Donations
Should only rich people be able to represent us?
I’m a broke-but-blessed Emeryvillain (not a typo). I get by only because of mutual aid. I do loads of unpaid labor for my family and community. I bet you do too. I want to fight for folks who can’t afford to donate money they don’t have to try and get someone in public service to care about us and our issues.
(Related: Vote YES on Prop 4 for Publicly Funding Campaigns in November)
I won’t spam you every time you see me, begging for donations. You won’t see me buying ads on television. I hope investing my time and skills in technology, management, leadership, communication, and compassion will be enough to earn your vote.
Printable Campaign Sign
If you’d like to show your support, you can download and print this sign. Display it in your window, at your desk, or wherever you like. No pressure. 😇
Printing Tips:
- Use Landscape (horizontal) orientation
- If you see “scale to fit media” check the box









