Mike Wasserman says it best, when he says, “I ran for office to do a
job, and I’m not done yet!”
Mike gives the Town of Los Gatos an honest
voice, based on common sense and experience.
Mike won the election in 2002, was
elected Vice Mayor in 2003, served as Mayor in 2004/05
and won the election again in 2006,
was elected Vice Mayor in 2007, and became Mayor again in Nov.
2008!
Mike being
sworn in as Mayor by State Insurance Commissioner Steve Poizner
Click here to see Mike deliver the 2009 State of the Town
address to a full house in the town council chambers.
Mike believes in helping all neighborhoods, youth and Seniors,
schools, police and fire, as well as the preservation of Los Gatos
as a Town.
Mike
pledges to
cast a vote that is informed and equitable.
Mike knows that Los Gatos is a special place to live. He
has the proven experience, the impeccable track record and the
unlimited energy necessary, to protect and enhance the
Town
he calls home – Los Gatos.
MIKE HAS DONE
THE JOB!
Mike has given over 5,000 hours of his time during the last four
years to maintain Los Gatos and improve it. Think of all the good
things that have happened in Los Gatos during the last four years,
and odds are, Mike was involved!
Honoring our soldiers at the 4th
of July event
Creation of the Town Hall in the
Neighborhood
Stash the Trash Day
Jazz on the Plazz & Music in the
Park
Increasing soccer field availability
Free Community buses
Keeping our library open 7 days a
week
Creation of the Los Gatos Youth Commission
Finalizing the Hillside Guidelines
Producing & sticking, to a balanced
budget
Mike Wasserman
gives the Town of Los Gatos a simple and straightforward
perspective based on common sense and experience.
And
now Mike has brought Community Unity to Los Gatos, too.
Mike was able to motivate more than 50 service clubs, faith
organizations, companies and schools, to partner together to help
our Senior citizens, children,
parks and trails. For more details, please
click here to visit the Los Gatos Community Unity website.
NEWS: On Sept. 6, 2006, the League of California
Cities awarded the Community Unity project one of their
prestigious Helen Putnam Awards for "Enhancing Public Trust,
Ethics and Community Involvement."
