Open the doors of city hall
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WOLF CROSKEY for Pittsburg City Council
Pittsburg City Council · November 3, 2026
Pittsburg raised me. My grandfather started our family business in 1946, my dad brought it here in the late 60s, and I run it on Railroad Avenue today. I'm running to open the doors of city hall and build a Pittsburg with room for everyone.
— days until Election Day · 3 seats open · one of your three votes, that's the ask
The Plan
No more surprises.
300 neighbors showed up about a data center near their homes and were told it was already approved. Our city is $5 million short, and the first answer on the table was cutting the pool and youth programs. Different problems, same root: decisions made without you. Here's my answer.
Build bridges. Room for everyone.
Purple because red and blue working together is the whole job. Longtime families and new arrivals, renters and homeowners, all at the same table. A vision for Pittsburg that residents write together.
Grow together
Every empty storefront is a service we can't fund and a neighbor without a job close to home. I'll recruit employers, fill vacant buildings, and make Pittsburg the easiest city in East County to open a business.
Why Purple?
Two campaigns in black and orange. This one's #DIFFERENT.
In 2018 and 2022 my signs were black and orange. Pirates colors. I'm a Pittsburg High grad, and I wore this town's colors to every door I knocked.
This year the signs are purple, and it's not a design choice. It's the whole point.
Purple is what you get when red and blue stop fighting. City council is nonpartisan, and it should stay that way. Potholes don't have a party. The pool doesn't check your voter registration before it closes. Empty storefronts hurt every family on the block the same.
Ten names on the ballot. Three seats. The problems are different this time, so the campaign is too.
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2018 · 2022
Red and blue, working together. That's the job description.
On the Trail
Come find me
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The Wall
Neighbors who are in
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