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ABOUT PIERLUIGI

A product of Silicon Valley . Pierluigi is the son of immigrant parents, Italo and Matilde, who are both retired teachers. The Oliverio family lived in an apartment on Willow Street for 10 years before buying their first and only home. Pierluigi is proud to have attended public schools in San Jose (Booksin Elementary, Hoover Middle School, and Willow Glen High). His strong work ethic started with a paper route in the 8th grade, and continued through out high school where he worked at a … Read More >>>>

WE KNOW PIERLUIGI

Pierluigi has been involved in the community for many years.  He has attended countless neighborhood events during his 10 years as City Councilmember for District 6.  Many community members have know Pierluigi for decades and they have provided video testimonials on his passion, his character, and commitment to improving the lives of those that live in the Santa Clara Valley.  You will hear from former staffers, community members and Councilmember Dev Davis. Click to watch: Click to … Read More >>>>

TESTIMONIALS

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Latests Posts

Vicious Attack of Pierluigi Oliverio Unwarranted

July 15, 2018 By PO2012

Ones’ good name and reputation is a most prized possession. It is unconscionable for any person or entity to maliciously endeavor to destroy another persons reputation The lack of integrity the public special interest groups showed recently when they maliciously sought to destroy the reputation of Pierluigi Oliverio, candidate for Santa Clara County Supervisor, is […]

Op-Ed: How to make Santa Clara County government more effective

March 9, 2018 By PO2012

Residents should hold supervisors accountable for how efficiently core services are deployed to meet stated goals Federal, state, county, city, school and special districts all have distinct and important roles to play in community governance, and each body has a primary set of responsibilities. Elected officials, and especially candidates, will often urge action on hot […]

Op-Ed: Helping the mentally ill is good for public safety

October 24, 2017 By PO2012

After every mass shooting, we have a public discussion about mental illness, but what about the rest of the time? 25 to 40% of police calls nationwide are related to the behavior of someone who is mentally ill, and such instances include a higher risk of injury and death to those involved. This is a constant […]

Op-Ed: Tired of trash along roads? Get Santa Clara County inmate crews to clean it up

August 1, 2017 By PO2012

Our streets are filthy. I cannot recall a time when there has been so much trash on our roads. Traveling extensively for work I am amazed how other thoroughfares in the state and country are so clean, in contrast to Santa Clara County. This blight is highly visible, and seems worse than ever with no […]

Letter to the Editor: Labor bill would hurt Santa Clara County

July 31, 2017 By PO2012

State legislation AB1250 would negatively impact Santa Clara County.  It would not only increase the cost of county government unnecessarily, but would also inflict harm on our most vulnerable residents. Fortunately for taxpayers and recipients of county services, the bill stalled ​this month , but will likely be reconsidered in January. Passage would remove the flexibility of […]

Letter to the Editor: Use competitive bidding instead of raising S.J. taxes

May 22, 2017 By PO2012

In regards to the discussion about the city of San Jose considering yet another tax increase to pay for park maintenance, I have a better idea. Rather than raising taxes again, government should implement solutions that maximize each tax dollar to deliver the most bang for the buck. In 2013, during my tenure on the […]

Op-Ed: Voting by mail in Santa Clara County can save money, increase turnout and speed up results

May 4, 2017 By PO2012

From my perspective, the goal of elections is to maximize voter participation, which broadens the democratic process and helps create a representative democracy that better reflects our society at large. The way to achieve this goal is to move towards 100 percent absentee voting, also known as voting by mail. Gone would be the confusion […]

Santa Clara County shelves $1M rebranding campaign

April 12, 2017 By PO2012

County executive holds off approving additional funds pending further review. San Jose >> Santa Clara County has shelved a million-dollar branding effort — think matching logos on billboards and online ads — aimed at ratcheting up its profile and presence to the public. The item, buried in the board of supervisors’ consent agenda — where noncontroversial items […]

San Jose residents could have been alerted of flood – Eric Kurhi

March 11, 2017 By PO2012

San Jose >> Santa Clara County has had access to technology that could have quickly sent alerts to residents’ mobile phones about the Coyote Creek flood, but few county workers know how to use it and the system has yet to be implemented. Mobile phone users already receive such automatic notices from the National Weather […]

San Jose councilman Pierluigi Oliverio prepares his exit – Scott Herhold

February 28, 2017 By PO2012

After a decade, the 47-year-old politician will turn over his office to Dev Davis It’s hard to tell that the clock is winding down for Pierluigi Oliverio, the San Jose councilman who is being termed out after a decade representing Willow Glen and the Rose Garden. San Jose Councilman Pierluigi Oliverio, next to one of […]

Maverick councilman thrived in flying out of formation – Julia Baum

February 28, 2017 By PO2012

Never shy about speaking his mind, Pierluigi Oliverio left an undeniable mark in District 6 after spending 10 years as the area’s representative on the San Jose City Council. Oliverio–who termed out at the end of the year and was succeeded by Devora “Dev” Davis–regularly stirred controversy, whether while going toe to toe with labor unions, pushing […]

San Jose wins court fight with county over tax levy – Ramona Giwargis

February 22, 2017 By PO2012

SAN JOSE — The fight between San Jose and Santa Clara County over $40 million in tax dollars is finally settled — and San Jose just got a little bit richer. The California Supreme Court last week denied the county’s appeal to keep the money which came from a property tax, ending a four-year legal […]

Letter to Editor: Oliverio was responsive to his constituents – Rabbi Menachem Levine

January 4, 2017 By PO2012

Thank you for your thoughtful article about outgoing District 6 Councilman Pierluigi Oliverio (Page 1B, Dec. 21). In 2012, Oliverio was re-elected with close to 68 percent of the vote — not because everyone  in District 6 agreed with all his positions, but because he looked first to represent our district’s interests while still being […]

Mayor Reed Supports Pierluigi

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