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San Mateo County, CA November 6, 2001 Election
Councilmember; City of South San Francisco Voter Information

4 Year Term.

Results as of Nov 13 12:34pm, 100.0% of Precincts Reporting (39/39)
Candidates (Vote for 3)
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Ray L. Green 3,300 votes 21.8%

  • Occupation: Retired Fire Captain
  • 29-year member of SSF fire department
  • 50-year resident of SSF
  • Recipient of Chamber of Commerce Outstanding Citizen Award
  • Member SSF Personnel Board
  • Former part-time SSF Code Enforcement Officer
  • Platoon Sargeant, California National Guard
Priorities:
  • Expanding the Airport Noise Insulation Project
  • Establishing a new west-side Community Learning Center
  • Balancing the budget without raising taxes
Pedro "Pete" Gonzalez 3,201 votes 21.1%
  • Occupation: Appointed Council Member - appointed unanimously in May 2000
  • Resident of South San Francisco for over 30 years.
  • Active in the creation of the "FAMILIES ON TRACK" program.
  • Founding member of "THE COMMUNITY LEARNING CENTER" which benefits all our student and adult residents.
  • Former S.S.F. Parks and Recreation Commissioner
  • Member of the League of Women Voters
  • Member of S.S.F. CERT (Community Emergency Response Team), since this terrific program first began here in South City.
Priorities:
  • Continue to work to bring a FERRY TERMINAL to SSF & more Shuttle systems to provide greater options for residents & commuters.
  • Continue my support of COMMUNITY SAFETY issues, our fire and police departments, our parks, our schools and our neighborhoods.
  • Continue to work to build CIVIC PRIDE and CIVIC EDUCATION.
Karyl Matsumoto 3,004 votes 19.8%
  • Occupation: City Councilmember/Administrator
  • DBE Officer, San Mateo County Transit District
  • Chair, North County Council of Cities
  • Board Member, City/County Association of Governements
  • MBA Advisory Council, College of Notre Dame
  • Board Member, Peninsula Congestion Relief Alliance
  • B.S., Business Administration
Priorities:
  • Planned growth
  • Quality of life
  • Accountable and accessible government
Marc C. Teglia 2,579 votes 17.0%
  • Occupation: Transportation Services Supervisor
  • Employed by United Parcel Service for 15 years
  • SSF Planning Commissioner for 5 years
  • SSF Learning Center, Chairman Resource Development Board
  • San Mateo County Summer Jobs for Youth, Advisory Board Member
  • San Mateo County Children's Fund, Board Member
  • Junior Achievement Instructor
Priorities:
  • Neighborhood protection,preservation and enhancement, This is the backbone of our community
  • Planned Growth, relieving gridlock on our local streets and promoting economic vitality
  • User friendly access to City Hall. Residents should have a say in the decision making process.
Rick Ochsenhirt 1,936 votes 12.8%
  • Occupation: Local Businessman
  • So. San Francisco Planning Commissioner
  • Former So. San Francisco Park & Recreation Commissioner
  • Board Member, So. San Francisco Chamber of Commerce
  • Member & 2nd V.P. So. San Francisco Historical Society
  • Member & 2nd V.P., Young Men's Institute
  • Member & Secretary, So. San Francisco Lions
Priorities:
  • Protecting our character and traditions while building a prosperous future
  • Solving local problems at the regional level
  • Putting people's needs first - local disaster, traffic, housing
Rhonda M Ceccato 1,093 votes 7.2%
  • Occupation: Social Service Director
  • Chair of the San Mateo County Substance Abuse Providers' Coalition
  • Served in non-profit sector for 20 years
  • Over 12 years experience in management, planning and organizational development
Priorities:
  • Ensure quality resources to residents of SSF
  • Maintain quality of life in our neighborhoods
  • Reduce traffic gridlock

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  Official Information

South San Francisco Online: Election Information
South San Francisco Online provides online candidate statements as well as additional information on South San Francisco Races and Measures for the November 6th General Election
Events

Candidates Forum
Thursday, October 11, 7:00-8:30 pm, Municipal Services Building, 33 Arroyo Drive, SSF. Co-sponsored by SSF Chamber of Commerce and the League of Women Voters of North San Mateo County.

Saint Augustine Church Town Hall Meeting
Thursday, October 25, Church Hall, 3700 Callan Blvd, South San Francisco. City Council Candidates Forum at 8:00 p.m.
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