Bill Halldin

Candidate for City Council (At-Large), Rocklin

Bill Halldin has served on the Rocklin City Council since 2018, was re-elected in 2022, served as Mayor in 2022, and was selected by the council to serve as Vice Mayor for 2026. He and his wife Susan moved to Rocklin in 1999, where they built Halldin Public Relations, an award-winning firm the Sacramento Business Journal recognized four times as one of the region's fastest-growing businesses. He holds a bachelor's degree from Northwestern University and a master's degree in public and private management from Yale University, and has served more than five years as a Sierra College Trustee, including two years as Board President. He now works as a senior media-relations leader for a major financial services company, and has been honored with William Jessup University's Faith & Service Award, the Rocklin Chamber's Businessperson of the Year, and Placer County School Trustee of the Year.

Halldin describes public safety as his "No. 1 priority" for improving community quality of life. He also emphasizes continuing to expand parks and open space, citing his work helping preserve 400 acres in Clover Valley from development, and frames his re-election bid around building on accomplishments from his service since 2018.

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