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Susannah Meyer Announces Run for Mayor of Brentwood

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On Saturday, Susannah Meyer officially announced she will be running for the mayor of the city of Brentwood.

Meyer, who is currently the vice mayor, teased the announcement several weeks ago at the elected women’s luncheon, however, she officially made the announcement in a social media video Saturday morning.

She offered no details of her platform, but would release more information in the future as she was launching her campaign.

Back in 2020, when she ran for Brentwood City Council, her priorities included:

  • Building stronger community partnerships with nonprofits and elected leaders to bring additional senior and youth services to the city.
  • Working to ensure our local small businesses have every opportunity to succeed as we work through the financial impacts of COVID-19.
  • Public Safety to best serve our community: What do we want our police department to look like and how do we better work with our fire department to improve service and response times?

In the 2020 election, Meyer carried 44.31% of the vote defeating Indriani Golden (30.14%) and Olga Vidriales (25.55%)

Will Joel Bryant seek Re-Election?

It is unknown if Bryant will seek re-election.

Joel Bryant has served on the Brentwood City Council since 2010.  In 2020, Bryant won the mayors race in a crowded 7 person race. He earned 29.34% of the vote defeating Karen Rarey who had 27.46%. Paul Lafollette was third with 14.77%.

District 3: Jovita Mendoza to Seek Re-Election

Back on April 21, Councilmember Jovita Mendoza announced she would be seeking re-election. Note, with new district maps, if  re-elected she would serve District 3 vs her current District 1 seat.

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6 comments

Bill Moon June 1, 2024 - 9:25 am
I can't think of one thing that Susannah Meyer has done that would warrant a run for mayor? She is a follower, not a leader. Would help if Contra Costa News would provide details of her accomplishments. At this point, neither Bryant or Meyer deserve another 4 years. Mendoza is a train wreck, someone better defeat her too. This council has taken brentwood down a path Antioch headed a decade ago and you can all see how that turned out.
CC News June 1, 2024 - 9:26 am
more details in the future, this was just a general announcement.
Tim Biglow June 1, 2024 - 10:39 am
She’s against the voter’s will for not allowing dispensaries to our city.
MODERATE June 2, 2024 - 8:46 am
"Dispensary" is just a progressive-liberal euphemism for "pot store." Call it what it is.
Tony O for Mayor June 2, 2024 - 5:40 am
Like Kenny said in past podcasts the Brentwood City Council has gotten a “little loose”. I can’t think of anyone with the exception of Tony O. to lead the council.
Street Sweeper June 2, 2024 - 11:39 am
Brentioch in the making.

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