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Moss Landing Power Plant Fire last night
January 17, 2025, 5:58 a.m. BOARD OF SUPERVISORS SETS EMERGENCY MEETING TO DEAL WITH MOSS LANDING FIRE Last night's disastrous fire at the Vistra battery storage facility at the Moss Landing power...
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Bill Peake was elected mayor in 2018, ran unopposed in 2020 and was reelected for another two-year term in November 2022.
His key focus areas are affordable housing, protecting the environment, and promoting the local economy. Born and raised in New Jersey, Peake graduated from Rutgers University and pursued a doctorate in mechanical engineering at UC Berkeley. Since then he has held various engineering positions across California and overseas with the Chevron Corporation. He bought a home in Pacific Grove in 1990.
Before serving as mayor, Peake was elected to the City Council in 2014.While on the council he organized the first Pacific Grove Housing Forum, authored a CalPERS pension report, created a construction noise ordinance, and implemented a workplace safety policy. His community service includes volunteering on the Heritage Society of Pacific Grove board (2013-2016) and at the Point Pinos and Point Sur lighthouses. He also helps out at Pacific Grove Chamber of Commerce events.
Committee, board and commission assignments:Association of Monterey Bay Area Governments (alternate)Golf Links Advisory Commission (liaison)Historic Resources Committee (liaison)Library Board (liaison)Loan CommitteeMonterey County City Selection CommitteeMonterey County Mayor's AssociationMonterey Peninsula Water Management District Policy Advisory CommitteeMonterey Peninsula Water Supply Project Governance CommitteeTransportation Agency of Monterey County (alternate)
From Monterey County Weekly...
In their second meeting since seating a new mayor and councilmembers, the Pacific Grove City Council wasted no time making a bold move to create a business liaison position with the possibility of eliminating the all-volunteer Economic Development Commission in 2025.
It’s possibly one of the most democratic tasks any citizen can partake in besides voting – direct participation in drawing the boundaries of future voting districts.
The seven-member Pacific Grove City Council is shy one councilmember, after Debby Beck resigned her position in November. On Dec. 4 the council approved an application for those interested in serving, due by 5pm, Friday, Jan. 3.
From Monterey Herald...
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