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San Benito County Community Action Board
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SupervisorKosmicki@sanbenitocountyca.gov
(831) 207-0077
Elected to his first supervisorial term in 2020, Kollin Kosmicki represents the western edge of San Benito County along with neighborhoods in southeast Hollister. Kosmicki was editor and founder of San Benito Live, a website dedicated to telling stories about local arts, culture, and communities. With his background in journalism, Kosmicki plans to promote Pinnacles National Park as a beacon for tourism. To that end, he also plans to expand highways 156 and 25. Having no prior background in athletics, Kosmicki took on the job as head football coach with Anzar High School when the program was on the verge of being canceled. He lives with his wife Cecilia and son Brandon outside San Juan Bautista.
First elected: Nov. 3, 2020
Alma mater: University of Wisconsin-Madison (bachelor’s degree, journalism)
Notable quote: “The vast majority of San Benito County residents, at least in supervisorial District 2, are fed up with the rampant pace of growth here and now they have a chance to do something about it.” (Source: BenitoLink.com)
From SanBenitocom...
San Benito County authorities warned that a dead skunk found recently in Aromas was infected with the rabies virus and anyone who thinks they have been in contact with a rabid animal should take precautions.
From Benito Link...
The San Benito County Board of Supervisors brought back to life a discussion about changing the name of the county’s main artery, Highway 25, to Pinnacles National Park Highway.
As negotiations over countywide fire protection services continue for a fourth month under a new City Council, the city of Hollister is proposing a new deal to San Juan Bautista and San Benito County.
Following a heated discussion at the April 8 San Benito County Board of Supervisors meeting, Supervisors Mindy Sotello and Angela Curro stepped down from the Public Defender Oversight Committee, which is responsible for making sure individuals navigating the justice system have legal representation.
Lacking a quorum for its April 7 meeting, members of a San Juan Bautista city council committee dealing with growth informally discussed changes to a memorandum of understanding (MOU) between the city and the San Benito County Board of Supervisors.
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