District 5 Councilmember· month-level start: December 2020 (Local News Matters Nov 2024: 'Fuller, who was elected in 2020'; re-elected November 2024 with ~41%); end: October 27, 2026, when the council voted 4-1 to declare the District 5 seat vacant under Government Code section 36513 after three consecutive missed regular meetings (Contra Costa News 2026-10-27; Fuller disputes it). Council to fill by appointment Dec 8, 2026.
George Fuller
Oakley
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Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 15
- Total speaking time
- 3:04:58
- Avg per meeting
- 12:20
- Segments
- 2339
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Top issues during term (13)(Public Safety)
Potential city-initiated litigation
Unknown — any litigation costs or payouts weren't discussed publicly.
Potential city litigation
Unknown — any lawsuit costs or recoveries aren't public yet.
E-Bike Safety and Park Damage
Park damage has already cost the city more than $12,000 at a single park, with repair costs recurring.
Animal services performance
Improved efficiency was achieved without adding staffing or costs.
Two-Way Audiovisual Access for Planning Commission (SB 707)
$150,000 was set aside in the FY 2025/26 budget for the audio-visual modernization project.
Fireworks Enforcement via Drone Surveillance
160 personnel hours, over 100 in overtime, plus a possible investment in enhanced drone equipment.
Police Department Mid-Year Update
The department is recruiting to fill five vacant sworn positions and grow patrol teams to four officers.
Liquor Sales Adjacent to Senior Housing
No direct city cost; the outcome affects the grocery tenant's ability to open with a full product lineup.
Time limits for public comment
Alleged illegal license plate reader data sharing
Police Department Staffing and Classifications
Police personnel classifications and staffing have direct General Fund cost implications.
Residential rental inspection program
The program charges an annual registration fee per rental parcel (cited as roughly $108-250 indexed), which funds inspections.
Police military equipment report
The department plans to replace six aging rifles and purchase 15,000 training rounds next fiscal year.
Decisions during term (0)
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No decisions found matching Public Safety.
Voting record (0)(Public Safety)
No votes found matching Public Safety.