Politics & Government
San Ramon Parks Commissioner Verose Launches Council Bid
The longtime San Ramon resident and software engineer seeks to prioritize public safety, schools and open spaces.
SAN RAMON, CA — Sridhar Verose, a San Ramon software engineer and Parks and Community Services Commissioner, has announced a run for the city council District 3 seat.
Verose said he aims to provide police with additional tools related to anti-racism, implicit bias, mental illness and more, though he does support defunding police, according to his campaign website. He also wants to: implement safe routes to and from schools; protect students from violence, bullying and substance abuse; protect open space; ensure prudent spending; and support inclusion efforts and senior services in the community.
Verose, who holds a master's degree in software engineering from San Jose State University, has lived in San Ramon for 15 years and has worked in information technology for 25 years.
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DanvilleSanRamon.com first reported the news.
"Sridhar will bring his unrelenting commitment, multi-cultural perspective and unique skills to the City Council," his campaign website said.
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Two San Ramon City Council seats are up for election this year: District 1 and District 3. The mayoral seat is also up for grabs.
Read more at Verose's campaign website.
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