Candidates
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Rico E. Medina
4,214 votes
25.2%
- Occupation: Personnel Manager
- Current Chair and Member, San Bruno Parks and Recreation Commission
- Member, San Bruno's Honoring Veterans Committee
- Member, San Bruno Ad Hoc Library Citizens Committee
- Member, San Bruno Project Pride Committee
- Member, San Bruno Youth Committee
- Chair and Member, San Bruno Citizen's Crime Prevention Committee (1980 + 2002)
Priorities:
- Senior needs ~ Study staffing needs and Senior Center improvements
- Youth activities ~ Offer affordable activities for our youth and teens, also Coordinate and track youth and teen activities with local area schools
- Blight in our community ~ Newspaper racks, Vacant properties, Graffiti, and Code enforcement
Ken Ibarra
4,139 votes
24.8%
- Occupation: Councilmember, City of San Bruno (since 1996)
- San Bruno Resident for over 28 years
- San Bruno Business Owner for 22 years
- Member, San Bruno Chamber of Commerce and San Bruno Lions Club (Past President) since 1991
- Senior Center Volunteer and Chairman of the Posy Parade
- Supporter of ALL San Bruno Schools
- Serving on more than 10 City Council and County Committees
Priorities:
- Continue to be active, available and responsive throughout the Community - a true representative
- Continue to make City improvements, including street and sidewalk repairs, Downtown and commercial upgrades, and stronger code enforcement.
- Maintain our high-level of City services, including our Library, Senior Center, Fire and Police Departments.
Christo M "Chris" Pallas
4,030 votes
24.1%
- Occupation: San Bruno City Council Member
- BS UC Berkeley, Electrical Engineering
- 3 years in the US Army Air Force WWII
- Resident and community service 45 years
- 9 years on San Bruno Park School Board
- 25 Years San Bruno City Council
- Hall of Fame at Balboa High School
Priorities:
- Bring the City Coucil Chambers back to City Hall
- To insure safe and adequate water supply from our wells
- Revitilize downtown and make sure redevelopment benifits the city.
Scott Buschman
1,916 votes
11.5%
- Occupation: Professional Photographer
- BA Journalism - San Francisco State University
- San Bruno Chamber of Commerce Director
- Operation Clean Sweep volunteer
- San Bruno resident - 18 years
- Past Belle Air School PTA co-president
- San Bruno Citizens Coalition founder/spokesperson
Priorities:
- Cleaner neighborhoods and business areas through code enforcement
- "Good neighbor" policy for businesses adjacent to residential areas
- Restore funding to police and fire services when our revenues grow
Stephen A Pieraldi
1,575 votes
9.4%
- Occupation: Venture Capitalist
- Traffic Safety and Parking Commitee San Bruno
- Board of Trustee for a number of large trusts
- Successful business person, (Company to Public Offering)
- Many professional certifications and awards
- Various College and Trade level accomplishments
- Currently working for new business development in San Bruno
Priorities:
- Develop our Downtown-Diversify our Tax Base
- Preserving and improving our public spaces
- Bring Unity to the Council for action
Bradley A. "Brad" Forcier
834 votes
5.0%
- Occupation: Information Technology Consultant
- B.A. -- University of Pacific, Stockton CA
- San Bruno Resident and Home Owner since 1995
- St. Roberts Parishioner
Priorities:
- Foster and develop a strong and active community base
- Align city services to better serve our residents
- Encourage and promote an environmentally friendly city
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- Candidates' Forum
- Wednesday, October 12
- 6 - 9 pm
- San Bruno Senior Center, Crystal Springs Rd., San Bruno
- sponsored by LWV-North San Mateo County
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