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Six Pittsburg business owners write to support Killings for Council

November 3, 2016 By Publisher Leave a Comment

With Bay Area population shifts towards East County, the City of Pittsburg is poised for revitalization and growth. Yet these opportunities can slip through our fingers without strong leadership and vision. That’s why we support Jelani Killings for Pittsburg City Council.

Jelani believes in outreach and communication. He truly listens and gives attention to our concerns and needs. As local owners here in Pittsburg, Jelani understands that we are invested in our future here and the prosperity of the city.

Jelani’s community investment strategy calls for increasing school partnerships and family-centered programs. It includes infrastructure development to sustain growth and stop the revolving door of businesses coming into and out of Pittsburg.

Jelani has a plan to bring together stakeholders to address job creation, quality of life issues, to streamline permitting processes, and build capacity so that we all win.

Join us in voting for Jelani Killings on November 8th.

Thomas and Svonne Underwood, Railroad Cleaners

Michael Bardales, Tohtal Real Estate

Thomas Evans, West Coast Signs and Banners

Bhupen Amin, Hampton Inn and Suites

Eren, Keaonani, and Michaela Aquino, DIND Apparel

Redd Tha Barber, Redd’s Barber Shop

Vajinder Hira, Mountain Mike’s Pizza

Filed Under: East County, Letters to the Editor, Opinion, Politics & Elections

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