ENDORSEMENTS

Having lead a Bay Area city through good times and bad, I am confident Craig is the type of leader Pleasanton needs for the future. — JOHN SEYBERT
Former Mayor, City of Redwood City, CA.

I had the great privilege of being Pleasanton Police Chief and working closely with Craig. We have all benefited from his intellect and creative thinking. Craig was key in fostering trust and openness between our police department and our community. At his core he is a kind and caring professional able to grasp complex issues and generate solutions. Craig is also one of the most selfless people I know. His heart is centered in family, to which he considers all of us to be a part. His intimate understanding of Pleasanton, its history and its people coupled with the workings of government make him an ideal candidate for City Council. — Tim Neal
Retired Police Chief, City of Pleasanton

I had the privilege of working with Craig for nearly 30 years at the Pleasanton Police Department. Our careers paralleled each other's as we rose through the ranks together. I always appreciated Craig's stedfast professionalism and commitment to the community. His decisions were always rooted in a win-win mentality as he worked toward solving complex departmental and city-wide issues. Craig's vast experience in municipal work as well as a lifelong dedication and love for the Pleasanton community is exactly what Pleasanton needs. — Jeff Bretzing
Retired Pleasanton Police Captain

Craig has been a leader in his years at the helm of the Police Department. He is a proven problem solver, having worked in many leadership positions in the Police Department and Pleasanton community. He has served the community on non-profit boards with no agenda but the good of the community as his guide. He is a long-term resident who cannot be silent when the values and priorities of our community are being undermined. — Deborah Acosta McKeehan
Previous City Manager - 1990 - 2005

Craig Eicher's work with the Collaborative has touched so many young people and it has made a huge difference in the community, especially for youth. I have no doubt that he would be a committed and dedicated Councilmember with a vision to help students and youth members. — Ishmeet Dhillon
Youth Member & Library Youth Commissioner

I endorse Craig Eicher for Pleasanton City Council. Craig understands the City, especially the budget process, and is a consensus builder. — Peter MacDonald
Former City Attorney, City of Pleasanton

I wholeheartedly support and endorse Craig Eicher for Pleasanton City Council. He is a valued member of our community, with a 30+ year career in the Pleasanton Police Department, helping to keep our neighborhoods safe, as well as his many volunteer roles over the years on various boards, not to mention all the smiles he brings to families each year during the holidays with Widmer World! — Janeen Rubino-Brumm
Former Health and Human Services Commissioner, City of Pleasanton

Craig is an outstanding leader with the ability to collaborate and make difficult decisions, like ones facing the City of Pleasanton. He will lead with compassion and represent residents in a manner that is reflective of our community of character. — Patrick Gannon
Pleasanton Community of Character Collaborative Board Member

Our family has known Craig and his family for many years..he's always been a champion of our community — Gordon Zagar
President; ZCI

Craig has the right ideas for our present needs in Pleasanton. His priorities are my priorities. — Michael Schibler
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  — Luanne Rose
Owner

Craig is a leader that cares deeply about the City of Pleasanton. He understands the inner workings of the City based on his many years of service with the Pleasanton Police Department. He will bring a fresh perspective to Pleasanton City Government that is critically needed at this time. I urge you to support Craig Eicher for Pleasanton City Council! — Steve Van Dorn
Retired Chamber of Commerce Executive

Craig's long-term living and working in Pleasanton has provided him with many opportunities of experience in serving the community such as Hope Hospice, Pleasanton Community of Character Collaborative, High School Boosters and Special Olympics. He understands and cares about the residents. He has incredible knowledge of fiscal public funding from the experience of hands-on responsibility. — Greg Thome
CCOP CYO Advisor

Craig represents the kind of leadership that made Pleasanton what it is today - visionary, inclusive and representative of the entire community. We need his voice and his leadership at the council. — John Sensiba
Community member

Craig is a compassionate, caring, fiscally responsible Pleasanton resident who has served the residents of Pleasanton in our Police Department. We endorse Craig for District 2 Council Member. — Tim & Vicki LaBarge
Retired 40 Years Pleasanton Residents

A long time local of this town, and this district, Craig is the most dedicated candidate for the job! -Joshua Kaplan, local dog trainer. — Joshua Kaplan
CEO

“ I worked with Craig for many years and have a deep respect for him and his capabilities. Craig leads with Integrity.” -Chris Rizzoli Retired Public Works Supervisor City Of Pleasanton/self-employed business owner. — Chris Rizzoli
Former Support Services Supervisor, City of Pleasanton

We support and endorse Craig for City Council. His background and involvement in many of the Pleasanton City community groups and on the Police force will be a valuable benefit when elected to City Council. Pleasanton Needs Craig Eicher. — Herb & Cathy Ritter
Retired