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Rebecca Eisenberg won the District 7 seat on the Valley Water board in the November 2022 general election. She has 30 years of experience as a Silicon Valley attorney, social activist and entrepreneur. She was an early employee at PayPal, Trulia and Reddit. Eisenberg majored in decision science at Stanford University and attended Harvard Law School.
Eisenberg operates a small investment fund called Netskink Positive Impact Investments. Through the fund she supports nonprofit public interest organizations that further the UN’s 17 Global Goals of Sustainable Development. She also operates a boutique law firm, Private Client Legal Services, focusing on employment agreements and other transactions that involve private company stock.
She represents District 7, which encompasses the cities of Palo Alto, Mountain View, Los Altos, Monte Sereno, the towns of Los Altos Hills and Los Gatos, parts of South San Jose and the unincorporated community of Redwood Estates.
Notable quote: “Our county is ready to double down and invest in sustainable infrastructure. People want responsible management.” (Source: Mercury News, Nov. 16, 2022)
From San Jose Spotlight...
Valley Water CEO Rick Callender’s leave of absence has been extended indefinitely as the region’s largest water supplier continues its investigation into an employee’s misconduct complaint against him.
From Gilroy Dispatch...
Valley Water officials shared progress updates and timeline revisions for the Anderson Dam Seismic Retrofit Project during a community meeting Feb. 20, announcing the release of the final Environmental Impact Report for the project, as well as giving a general update on the project timeline.
The temporary head of Silicon Valley's largest water agency is facing questions over a potential conflict of interest as she oversees a contract with her husband's consulting firm.
From The Mercury News...
Santa Clara County’s largest water agency has begun banning homeless encampments on its property, reversing a commitment to let nonprofits and advocates do outreach prior to enforcing its new policy.
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