JOIN THE CAMPAIGN
Stand with Brendan
For Walnut Creek City Council
WHY I’M RUNNING
Forward. Together.
The choices Walnut Creek makes today on housing, traffic, public safety, and growth will shape the future of our community for years to come.
This is not a time for business as usual.
I’m running for City Council because Walnut Creek needs steady, transparent leadership focused on practical results. My experience in planning, nonprofit leadership, and small business has shown me how local policy affects everyday life, from how people get around town, to whether families can afford to stay here, to whether our neighborhoods continue to feel safe, welcoming, and vibrant.
My mission is clear: improve mobility, support affordability, protect Walnut Creek’s livability, and plan thoughtfully for the future while preserving the character that makes our city special.
Meet Brendan
Brendan is a husband, father, and Walnut Creek resident who believes strong communities are built through service and accountability.
Brendan has dedicated years to local civic and nonprofit work, supporting libraries, the arts, and responsible city planning. With deep roots in the community and a steady, common-sense approach, he’s focused on listening to residents and helping guide Walnut Creek with care, integrity, and long-term vision.
Volunteer with us
Our campaign is powered by neighbors who care about Walnut Creek and want to make a positive difference right here at home. We welcome volunteers of all kinds, from helping spread the word in your neighborhood to lending your skills behind the scenes.
We are also grateful for endorsements and the support of community leaders who share our vision. If you believe local voices matter and want to be part of a respectful, people-powered effort, we would be honored to have you join us.
This is a grassroots, community-powered campaign. Because local laws limit donation amounts, small contributions from neighbors make all the difference. Even a modest donation helps us reach voters and keep this campaign focused on Walnut Creek.
