Reena Gupta
Candidate for City Council Member, Pleasanton, District 3 · Local Business Owner
Reena Gupta is a 15-year Pleasanton resident, entrepreneur, and mother of two Pleasanton Unified School District graduates. She is a Leadership Pleasanton graduate who founded the FutureScape Program and the Mom Relaunch Foundation, both focused on workforce development, as well as Wisdocity, an AI-powered platform. She previously served on the city's Economic Vitality Commission and has worked with the Pleasanton Chamber of Commerce and volunteered with Pleasanton Connects.
Positions in brief
Focuses on budget transparency and economic vitality, revitalizing the historic downtown, water affordability, thoughtful housing, family services, and workforce readiness.
Gupta's platform centers on six areas she describes as: 'New revenue. Transparent spending. Open for business' on the budget; a downtown that is 'Vibrant. Multicultural. Alive for every generation'; water that is 'Clean. Safe. Affordable. Always'; 'Thoughtful housing. Right place. Right scale'; protecting 'Safety. Parks. Roads. Libraries. Youth. Seniors'; and workforce readiness so residents are 'Skilled... Future ready.' She frames her core mission as bringing 'more voices to City Hall.'
On the issues
- Taxes & Cost of Living
Wants new revenue and transparent city spending, with a business-friendly approach.
“New revenue. Transparent spending. Open for business.”
Source → - Economy & Jobs
Wants to revitalize the historic downtown as a vibrant, multicultural destination for all ages.
“Vibrant. Multicultural. Alive for every generation.”
Source → - Water & Natural Resources
Wants clean, safe, and affordable water.
“Clean. Safe. Affordable. Always.”
Source → - Housing & Homelessness
Supports thoughtful housing sited at the right place and scale.
“Thoughtful housing. Right place. Right scale.”
Source → - Government, Elections & Democracy
Wants to increase civic engagement by bringing more voices to City Hall.
“more voices to City Hall”
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