Daniel Druker
Candidate for City Council Member, Woodside, District 3 · Retired Technology Executive
Daniel Druker has lived on the San Francisco Peninsula since 1972 and is married with five children. Since retiring as a technology industry executive -- he was Chief Marketing Officer at Zscaler and previously held CMO roles at Intacct and MyBuys -- he has focused on public service in Woodside. He holds a BS in electrical engineering from Stanford and an MBA from UCLA. He serves on Woodside's Town Center Area Plan and Circulation committees and is president of the Moore Road management association, and cites work on the beautification of Woodside Road, pedestrian and bicyclist safety near Woodside Elementary, Woodside Heights and Four Corners, wildfire evacuation readiness, and a 25-year vision for the town center.
Positions in brief
Druker lists public safety and security, recreation and community, financial excellence and good government, and responsibly managing state housing mandates as his priorities.
Druker points to his record on Woodside's Town Center Area Plan and Circulation committees -- including the beautification of Woodside Road, pedestrian and bicyclist safety projects near local schools, and wildfire evacuation readiness -- as evidence he can deliver on public safety, recreation, good government, and housing-mandate priorities. His candidacy has been endorsed by four of the five sitting Woodside town council members, including the incumbent for his seat, along with the presidents of two homeowners associations and three committee chairs.
On the issues
- Public Safety & Policing
Lists public safety and security, including wildfire evacuation readiness, as a top priority
“issues that Woodside residents like you say are most important - public safety and security, recreation and community, financial excellence / good government and responsibly managing state housing mandates”
Source → - Housing & Homelessness
Wants to responsibly manage state housing mandates
“responsibly managing state housing mandates”
Source → - Government, Elections & Democracy
Prioritizes financial excellence and good government
“financial excellence / good government”
Source → - Infrastructure & Transportation
Points to pedestrian and bicyclist safety projects near local schools as a record he'll build on
“pedestrian and bicyclist safety for Woodside Elementary, Woodside Heights and Four Corners”
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