Phil Pluckebaum for City Council

Phil Pluckebaum for Sacramento City Council

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<h3>Meet Phil Pluckebaum</h3>Phil is a dedicated public servant with a deep commitment to improving the lives of residents in his community and the City of Sacramento. Phil believes that service to the community is vital to help solve the problems of our neighborhoods.<img src="https://media.designedtorun.com/7703cfd1-db87-4263-a6b6-6a1356c597f2/150608639-yv3Jxbpr---runcbt::0,cbl::117.85928705440901,cbw::363.281425891182,cbh::300,d::1677179281199,o::https:--slash----slash--media.designedtorun.com--slash--7703cfd1-db87-4263-a6b6-6a1356c597f2--slash--1677179280420-150608639-yv3Jxbpr-.jpgrun--.jpg" alt="Phil rebuilding McKinley Park playground" title="right-50" caption="" align="right" alignwidth="40" tiltdirection="right" variant="framed">For the last eight years, Phil has served as an appointee to the Sacramento Planning and Design Commission working to shape Sacramento’s growth to benefit residents and businesses.He served on the board of the River Park Neighborhood Association for six years as a tireless advocate for safety, protecting the American River, and public amenities in his neighborhood.In addition to public service, Phil is a project manager for UC Davis Health, where he works to expand and improve the health care system serving the Sacramento region.Phil has been dedicated to the education of his children. Both of his children attended local public schools where he took an active role on the school SITE council, curriculum committee, and coached youth soccer.Phil is married to his best friend Toni for more than 20 years and has two children who are now adults.In his spare time, Phil enjoys riding his bike along the American River trail and exploring the many fantastic local eateries around Sacramento.<img src="https://media.designedtorun.com/7703cfd1-db87-4263-a6b6-6a1356c597f2/166513395-3VJmQCVh---runcbt::12,cbl::199.859287054409,cbw::299.281425891182,cbh::262,d::1677179368772,o::https:--slash----slash--media.designedtorun.com--slash--7703cfd1-db87-4263-a6b6-6a1356c597f2--slash--1677179367675-166513395-3VJmQCVh-.jpgrun--.jpg" alt="Phil volunteering to plant trees with the River Park Tree Canopy Project" title="left-50" caption="" align="center" alignwidth="40" tiltdirection="left" variant="framed">

Sacramento is currently facing many challenges. Families no longer feel safe, businesses are struggling or have closed, and homelessness continues to skyrocket with no solutions in sight. We can and must do better.

We can Build a Better Sacramento

Protecting our community is my top priority. Many are concerned about the escalation in crime and too many feel that the city is not fulfilling its duty. I will work with our public servants, especially firefighters, law enforcement officers, and emergency outreach staff, to ensure they have the resources to be responsive and protect the safety of all Sacramentans.

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Safe Neighborhoods

I am dedicated to responding to the homelessness crisis, which has reached unprecedented levels in our city. The human suffering and impacts on our communities are unacceptable and require urgent attention. &nbsp;It's time for bold action to create affordable housing and transition the unhoused off the streets and back onto a path of stability and self-sufficiency.

Breaking the Cycle of Homelessness

We must create more affordable housing options for all income levels. Sacramento possesses enormous potential to tackle the affordability crisis while maintaining its status as one of the most livable cities in California. That's why I’m passionate about amplifying our efforts to increase housing options for residents and families of all income levels.

Affordable Housing

Sacramento's strength lies in its vibrant local businesses, including its exceptional restaurants, unique boutique shops, thriving breweries, cozy coffee shops, and diverse nightlife options. Helping our local businesses recover is important as we move beyond the pandemic; it is imperative that we prioritize supporting our local businesses to ensure their success, growth, and longevity.

Strengthening Local Businesses

I believe in leadership through service and as your next City Council member, I will work hard for you. I will place a strong emphasis on listening to and addressing the concerns of our community members. I believe in working collaboratively with residents and organizations to effectively address Sacramento’s problems.

Serving You

Learn more about my campaign and how you can help build a brighter future for Sacramento. 

We’re grateful for your donations!

Phil is proud to have support from local elected leaders, small business owners, labor, and community members who live in every part of City Council District 4. We invite you to join the campaign by endorsing Phil and becoming an active member of the campaign. Together, we can build a brighter future for Sacramento.

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Meet &amp; Greet @ McKinley Village Clubhouse

Join me for a Meet &amp; Greet on Saturday, November 18th at the McKinley Village Clubhouse so we can discuss the issues that matter most to you.Saturday, November 30th 9:00 - 10:00 AMMcKinley Village Clubhouse 3340 McKinley Village WayThank you and I hope to see you soon!

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Phil Angelides, California State Treasurer (ret.)

Deborah Ortiz, State Senator (ret.)

Rich Desmond, Sacramento County Supervisor

Patrick Kennedy, Sacramento County Supervisor

Phil Serna, Sacramento County Supervisor

Lou Blanas, Sacramento County Sheriff (ret.)

Bobbie Singh-Allen, Elk Grove Mayor

Steve Cohn, Sacramento City Councilmember (ret.)

Steve Hansen, Sacramento City Councilmember (ret.)

Jeff Harris, Sacramento City Councilmember (ret.)

Gregg Fishman, Sacramento Municipal Utility District (SMUD) Director

Howard Posner, Sacramento Municipal Utility District (SMUD) Director (ret.)

Jamee Villa, Sacramento City Unified School District Board of Education Member

Jay Hansen, Sacramento City Unified School District Board of Education Member (ret.)

Brian Cooley, Sacramento County Office of Education Trustee (ret.)

Ann Blackwood, Los Rios Community College District Trustee (ret.)

Rick Launey, San Juan Unified School District Trustee (ret.)

Brian Holloway, American River Flood Control District Trustee

Bill Farrell, American River Flood Control District Trustee (ret.)

Bob Thomas, Sacramento City Manager (ret.)

Kendra Macias Reed, Sacramento City Design and Planning Commissioner

Joseph Yee, Sacramento City Planning and Design Commissioner

Jia Wang-Connelly, Sacramento City Planning and Design Commissioner (ret.)

Alix Ogilvie, Sacramento City Planning and Design Commissioner (ret.)

Tamiko Heim, Sacramento Active Transportation Commissioner (ret.)

Scott Patterson, Sacramento Human Rights/Fair Housing Commissioner (ret.)

Tricia Stevens, East Sacramento Community Association President

Nick Kufasimes, East Sacramento Community Association Vice President

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Laborers Local 185

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Operating Engineers Local 3

Peace Officers Research Association of California

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Rob Finley

Kevin Flanagan

Mark Friedman

Brendan Gage

Amy Gardner

Angela Gianulias

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Daniel Gregory

John Hodgson

Ryan Hooper

Dale Howard

Jonathan Hunt

Todd Kaufman

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Karen Korbs

Dr. Darrick Lawson

Eric Levinson

Michael Miiller

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I’m running for City Council to provide real leadership for the district. I’ll bring trust, responsiveness and experience to this seat, and make sure our community gets the answers and solutions they deserve.

Latest Campaign Developments

Today, State Senator Deborah Ortiz (ret.) and Sacramento City Unified School District Board of Education Trustee Leticia Garcia (ret.) each announced their endorsement of Phil Pluckebaum for City Council.&nbsp;Senator Ortiz, announcing her endorsement, said, “I am hopeful that our city can rise above today’s challenges. I believe Phil can bring about the change needed to move beyond our current stalemate, lack of consensus. He knows our challenges cannot be solved by staying frozen in ‘either/or’ solutions. He is the best person to unite neighborhoods in District 4 by respectfully listening to all and making the difficult but compassionate decisions we need to move forward. As a resident of District 4, I am honored to support Phil for Sacramento City Council.”SCUSD Board Member Garcia said, “I’ve known Phil for over a decade. He is a dedicated, detail-oriented individual that we need on the City Council to help develop real solutions to the problems facing Sacramento.”Senator Ortiz is a longtime advocate for the residents of Sacramento, serving on the City Council, State Assembly, State Senate and now the Los Rios Community College District. Leticia Garcia is a respected education advocate who served on the Sacramento City Unified School District Board of Education representing East Sacramento among other neighborhoods. Each of their endorsements follows a diverse coalition of support including the Sacramento-Sierra’s Building and Construction Trades Council, Sacramento Metro Chamber Political Action Committee, Sacramento Police Officers Association, and Sacramento County Supervisors Patrick Kennedy, Phil Serna, Pat Hume, and Rich Desmond.&nbsp;A long time City of Sacramento resident, Phil brings eight years of experience from his work on the city’s Planning and Design Commission. His active involvement in numerous local civic organizations and dedication to volunteer work shows his deep commitment to the city’s progress. Phil is a project manager for UC Davis Health, where he has a proven track record of bringing stakeholders to the table to solve complex problems and keep projects on track.&nbsp;# # #

Today, State Senator Deborah Ortiz (ret.) and Sacramento City Unified School District Board of Education Trustee Leticia Garcia (ret.) each announced their endorsement of Phil Pluckebaum for City Council.

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State Senator Deborah Ortiz (ret.) and SCUSD School Board Trustee Leticia Garcia (ret.) endorse Phil

Sacramento, CA – Today, the Sacramento-Sierra’s Building &amp; Construction Trades Council (SSBCTC), a powerful voice representing more than 15,000 union construction workers in the region, proudly announced their endorsement and strong support for Phil Pluckebaum in the upcoming Sacramento City Council District 4 election.SSBCTC Executive Director Kevin Ferreira, announcing the endorsement, said, “The construction workers who are building a better community for Sacramento are proud to support Phil Pluckebaum for City Council. He is a strong supporter of working families and understands the policies we need at city hall to improve economic conditions for all of Sacramento.”This endorsement adds to an impressive coalition of support from labor and business, including Laborers Local 185, Sacramento Metropolitan Chamber Political Action Committee, Sacramento Region Business Association, and the Sacramento Police Officers Association.&nbsp;A long time City of Sacramento resident, Phil brings eight years of experience from his work on the city’s Planning and Design Commission. His active involvement in numerous local civic organizations and dedication to volunteer work shows his deep commitment to the city’s progress. Phil is a project manager for UC Davis Health, where he has a passion for bringing stakeholders to the table to solve complex problems and keep projects on track.###

Today, the Sacramento-Sierra’s Building &amp; Construction Trades Council (SSBCTC), a powerful voice representing more than 15,000 union construction workers in the region, proudly announced their endorsement and strong support for Phil Pluckebaum in the upcoming Sacramento City Council District 4 election.

Phil Pluckebaum Earns Endorsement from Sacramento-Sierra’s Building &amp; Construction Trades Council

Sacramento, CA – Today, Laborers Local 185 representing more than 5000 construction and general laborers announced their strong support for Phil Pluckebaum’s candidacy in Sacramento City Council District 4.&nbsp;In announcing their endorsement, Laborers Local 185 Business Manager Doyle Radford, Jr. said “Phil Pluckebaum is the champion we need at City Hall to create well-paying construction jobs and improve Sacramento’s housing affordability, which are essential for the city's growth and prosperity. Phil understands that a strong economy and workforce is critical to ensuring Sacramento is a livable and affordable city for all residents.”This endorsement follows support from the Sacramento Region Business Association, Sacramento County Supervisor Rich Desmond, Sacramento County Supervisor Patrick Kennedy, and Sacramento County Supervisor Phil Serna among others.&nbsp;A long time City of Sacramento resident, Phil just finished serving 8 years on the Planning and Design Commission. He has been involved in many local civic organizations and is an active volunteer in the community. In his day job, Phil works as a project manager for UC Davis Health.&nbsp;&nbsp;# # #

Today, Laborers Local 185 representing more than 5000 construction and general laborers announced their strong support for Phil Pluckebaum’s candidacy in Sacramento City Council District 4.

Laborers Local 185 Endorse Phil Pluckebaum for Sacramento City Council

<img src="https://run.imgix.net/7703cfd1-db87-4263-a6b6-6a1356c597f2/b553e5c5-bee8-4049-8c39-45813c4face0/b553e5c5-bee8-4049-8c39-45813c4face0.jpeg?ixlib=js-3.8.0&amp;bri=0&amp;con=0&amp;sat=0&amp;high=0&amp;shad=0&amp;usm=0&amp;rect=0%2C0%2C1844%2C1119&amp;w=1500" alt="" align="center" alignwidth="80" variant="framed">FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE February 28, 2023 Contact: Josh Heller 916-718-0733, josh@jsqgrp.com<h2>Phil Pluckebaum Launches Campaign for Sacramento City Council with Strong Support from Public Officials and Community Leaders</h2><h3>Promises Real Solutions For Housing, Crime And Efficient City Services</h3>Sacramento, CA – Today, River Park resident and former Sacramento City Planning and Design Commissioner Phil Pluckebaum launches his campaign for Sacramento City Council District 4, promising to bring serious solutions to our city’s problems.In announcing his candidacy, Phil said, “Sacramento has many challenges that need leadership from someone ready to work with all stakeholders to implement realistic policies with true accountability. Our communities need more housing, approaches to crime that put the safety of our citizens first, and a focus on ensuring that city services like street cleaning, parks, and utilities are beneficial for all residents. I’m running for City Council to ensure the communities of East Sacramento, Alder Grove, Marina Vista, Downtown, Midtown, Broadway, and River Park have a representative working to solve these crucial issues.”A long time City of Sacramento resident, Phil just finished serving 8 years on the Planning and Design Commission. He has been involved in many local civic organizations and is an active volunteer in the community. In his day job, Phil works as a project manager for UC Davis Health.Phil has already racked up endorsements across the district and the greater Sacramento area, including:Sacramento County Supervisor Rich DesmondSacramento County Supervisor Patrick KennedySacramento County Supervisor Phil SernaFormer Sacramento City Councilmember Steve CohnFormer Sacramento City Councilmember Steve HansenAmerican Flood Control District Trustee Brian HollowaySacramento City Planning and Design Commissioner Kendra Macias ReedSacramento City Planning and Design Commissioner Joseph YeeFormer Sacramento County Office of Education Trustee Brian Cooley<h3>What Supporters Are Saying:</h3>Sacramento County Supervisor Phil Serna“As the County Supervisor representing many city neighborhoods, I need someone with whom to partner and collaborate so the City and County together can effectively address the important issues of homelessness, crime, and housing. I know that Phil Pluckebaum will be that partner.”Former Sacramento City Councilmember Steve Cohn“I had the opportunity to work with Phil Pluckebaum on many issues when he was River Park Neighborhood Association President and I was the City Council member for this district. I was particularly impressed with the strong leadership he provided on the Rebuild McKinley Playground project and on the City Planning Commission. I believe he will be a great advocate for all of the district's diverse communities and will successfully tackle the tough challenges that our city faces.”Artist Maren Conrad“Phil is a passionate supporter of public art. I know he will work hard to make our neighborhoods an attractive place for all of us that work and play in Sacramento.”SacYIMBY Board Member Louis Mirante“I’ve been a longtime advocate for smart housing policy, I know Phil Pluckebaum is the right candidate for City Council to implement solutions to build more housing and address the affordability crisis.”Harry S. Truman Democratic Club President Alex Torres“I’ve gotten to work with Phil on many local issues where he is proven to be thoughtful and hard working. I know he would make a great representative to my fellow residents of Sacramento City Council District 4.“###

Today, River Park resident and former Sacramento City Planning and Design Commissioner Phil Pluckebaum launches his campaign for Sacramento City Council District 4, promising to bring serious solutions to our city’s problems. 

Phil Pluckebaum Launches Campaign for Sacramento City Council

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