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About Pierluigi

A product of Silicon Valley

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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 fast food restaurant on Winchester Blvd. While attending San Jose State University, Pierluigi paid his own way by working evenings and weekends at a restaurant on Bascom Ave. Pierluigi completed his teaching credential and classroom instruction in the San Jose Unified School District.

Pierluigi was elected in three consecutive elections to the San Jose City Council by a winning average of 74%. He represented the greater Rose Garden neighborhood, Santana Row, and Willow Glen. In addition to ten consecutive years of service on the city council, Pierluigi has 20 years of work experience in the technology field.

While on the city council Pierluigi managed 17,000 constituent issues, responding personally to every person 24/7. Pierluigi chose to do many of the daily tasks himself instead of hiring additional staff. He put the cost savings back into neighborhoods by planting trees, installing bike racks, replacing street lights, commissioning public art and funding traffic studies to enable lower speed limits by schools.

Councilmember Pierluigi Oliverio championed volunteerism, which allowed for extended library hours and the restoration of the San Jose Municipal Rose Garden. See the results firsthand and bring the family on Mother’s Day to witness a sea of color nurtured by volunteers.

Pierluigi is an ardent animal lover, and hosted the Internet Cat Video and Bow Wow film festivals as a fundraiser for cat and dog rescue groups. Pierluigi purchased the house next door to his parents on Cherry Ave, and is a parishioner of Saint Christopher’s Church.

City Council

Pierluigi was elected to the San Jose City Council in three consecutive elections.  During his tenure, he never missed a council meeting.  He served on the following Boards, Commissions, and Committees.

Bicycle & Pedestrian Advisory Committee
Caltrain Centralized Equipment Maintenance & Operation Facilities Monitoring Committee (CEMOF)
Community & Economic Development Committee
Diridon Station Joint Power Advisory Board
Grand Blvd Task Force (El Camino Real and The Alameda)
Historic Landmarks Commission
Library Commission
Public Safety, Finance & Information Technology
Rules and Open Government
San Jose 2040 General Plan
San Jose Arena Authority
San Jose Sports Authority
San Jose Finance Authority
Santa Clara County Emergency Operational Area Committee
Silicon Valley Regional Interoperability Project
San Jose / Santa Clara Clean Water Financing Authority
South Bay Recycled Water Liaison Committee
VTA El Camino Policy Advisory
West Valley Sanitation District & Sewer Advisory Board
Santa Clara Valley Habitat Plan
Early Childcare Commission
SARA Oversite Board

 

 

Vicious Attack of Pierluigi Oliverio Unwarranted

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

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

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

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

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 […]

Merc News condemns Unions

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Councilmember Davis Supports Pierluigi

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Mayor Reed Supports Pierluigi

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