Pamela Digiovanni
Candidate for City Council (At-Large), Daly City · Daly City Councilmember
Pamela DiGiovanni has served on the Daly City Council, with her current term expiring in November 2026. She serves on several city and regional committees, including the Airport Community Roundtable, the Vision Zero traffic-safety committee, the Water Issues Committee, and the Sullivan Corridor Committee.
Positions in brief
Public sources did not surface a current issues platform for this race; her council record includes work on regional transportation, airport-noise, and water-policy committees.
The only candidate statement located publicly was filed years before her current council term and reflects an earlier occupation, so it was not used as a source for current positions. No current campaign website or 2026 issues platform was found.
On the issues
- Public Safety & Policing
Prioritizes public safety and points to her support for Measure Q, which restored Fire Engine 95 and expanded public safety funding.
“I also supported Measure Q to restore Fire Engine 95, expand public safety, extend library hours, and increase children, teens, and senior programs.”
Source → - Infrastructure & Transportation
Supports a pedestrian-first approach to city planning through the Safe Routes to Schools program, alongside work on streetlight outages and keeping libraries and parks open.
“creating a pedestrian first approach to planning through Safe Routes to Schools”
Source → - Housing & Homelessness
Opposes data center development in Daly City.
“oppose data center development”
Source → - Health & Health Care
Says she helped keep Seton Medical Center open during her term and will continue to protect it.
“During my term, I kept Seton Medical Center open”
Source →
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