Vince Wells

Union President of United Professional Firefighters of Contra Costa County, Local 1230

“Local firefighters endorse Measure L because if Measure L passes, the development will provide a new fire station, staff and equipment for the new fire station. Please vote Yes on L.”

Carlos Sanabria

Brentwood Union School District
Board Member

“I support Measure L because it will fix the traffic nightmare at Adams Middle School and Heritage High School. Furthermore, with 80% senior housing required, the Measure L plan won’t add many students to Brentwood schools.”

Barbara Guise

Former Mayor, City of Brentwood

“As the former Mayor and a councilmember for more than 25 years, I’ve seen many projects come and go in Brentwood. I didn’t support all of them, but I’m gladly voting Yes on Measure L, as it’s among the best I’ve seen. It provides nearly $200,000,000 for our fire district, our schools and our roads. And it won’t cost taxpayers a penny.”

Seth Adams

Land Conservation Director, Save Mount Diablo

“Measure L makes a once-in-a-generation environmental tradeoff agreement possible, protecting over 1,700 acres of open space. Save Mount Diablo supports Measure L because it preserves three times as much land as it builds upon and permanently strengthens the urban limit line in Brentwood.”

Nicole and Cameron Jenkins

Local Parents Pictured with Their Daughter Addie

“We support Measure L because as Brentwood parents, our children are our number one concern. Even though our kids are still young, we know we need to fix the traffic nightmare at Heritage High School and Adams Middle School. Measure L will do just that and will do so without adding many new children to our schools.” 

Joe and Tara Carr

Brentwood Parents

“Adjusting the urban limit line is the only way to improve local traffic flow around Heritage High School and Adams Middle School. If approved, benefits from Measure L will include widening Balfour Road, extending American Avenue and funding additional road improvements.” 

Mike Nesbitt

Sheetmetal Workers Local Union No. 104 and Deer Ridge Resident

“This project will provide long-term union construction jobs over the 20-year build out. Many of our members live right here in Brentwood and commute long hours to San Francisco and beyond each day. Measure L will provide stable careers for Brentwood residents, keeping them close to home and out of commute-time traffic.” 

Peter Garcia

Former President, Los Medanos Community College

“Communities like this provide invaluable community benefits to local schools and other services. The new Los Medanos College campus being constructed in Brentwood is the direct result of community benefit from similar projects.” 

Kevin King

Local Business Owner, Retired Police Officer and 2018 Brentwood Citizen of the Year

"By adding a senior community, Measure L’s benefits come with very little impact. Seniors shop locally, pose few public safety concerns and contribute less rush-hour traffic than other residents. Yet if Brentwood voters don’t approve Measure L, Antioch would almost certainly annex the property and build high-density, non-senior housing, adding traffic to our streets and students to our schools."