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Scott Peters, Proven Record, First Ethics Commission, Reduced sewer spills, Reformed Government, Hired Independent Budget Analyst, Built Petco Park, Sued Polluting Shipyard, Eliminated Charger Ticket Guarantee, La Jolla Community Plan, Replaced Torrey Pines Road Bridge, Bird Rock Traffic Plan, Built Highway 56, Built Peñasquitos Skate Park, Fire Station 13, Reconfigured the Throat, Utility Line Undergrounding, off-leash Dog Parks, Canyon Crest Academy, Transnet Extension, Created the Super Loop, Opened the Nobel Park and Library, Banned Smoking in Parks and Beaches, Banned Drinking Alcohol at the Beach, Carmel Valley Road Enhancement Project

Thank You!

June 04, 2008

Friends - thank you for your support and commitment throughout this race. As San Diegans, we need to come together and work to solve some of the most pressing problems and issues facing our communities. I encourage you to Sign Up for regular updates to learn more about what you can to help restore fiscal discipline, create high-wage jobs, protect our neighborhoods, clean up our environment and safeguard our quality of life. Thank you again-

Sincerely,

Scott

La Jolla Light: Peters runs on record for City Attorney

May 29, 2008

By Dave Schwab

First District Councilman and Council President Scott Peters said he's running in the city attorney's race because he's the most qualified person for the position and because he has a demonstrated record of tackling hard problems and finding solutions for them.

"I'm the only candidate with significant experience as an attorney trying cases and managing lawyers, who also has experience in the city as a councilman and as the first Council president," said Peters. "I've been in a position to see how the city works, and, when it doesn't work, I know how to fix it."

Mission Times Courier Joins with San Diego Democratic Women’s Club in Support of Peters

May 23, 2008

San Diego - The Mission Times Courier has joined a growing list of endorsers for Scott Peters for City Attorney, reporting that "Without a doubt, the person best qualified to replace the incumbent...is City Council President Scott Peters."

The paper wrote: "The Mission Times Courier asks you to join the San Diego Firefighters Association, the League of Conservation Voters, State Senators Christine Kehoe and Dede Alpert, and a growing coalition of teachers, environmentalists, business and community leaders and voters throughout San Diego in support of Scott Peters."

Scott has won the support of a board coalition of environmentalists, small business leaders and educators. San Diego Education Association President Camille Zombro endorsed San Diego City Council President Scott Peters for city attorney earlier in the month, calling Scott a "leader who fights to do the right thing and for the right causes."

League of Conservation Voters San Diego Endorses Scott

The League of Conservation Voters San Diego endorsed Scott for City Attorney this week. The non-partisan, environmental group endorsed Scott because of his outstanding environmental leadership and effectiveness.

San Diego Education Leader Endorses Scott

The Daily Transcript

Friday, April 25, 2008

San Diego Education Association President Camille Zombro endorsed San Diego City Council President Scott Peters for city attorney Friday, calling him a "leader who fights to do the right thing and for the right causes."

“Scott has demonstrated his ability to bring together groups divided on a topic”

Scott knows how to heal the city’s longstanding financial concerns born of decades of neglect and avoidance, and to stand strong in the face of numerous challenges to the city, both petty and great, external and internal alike.

Dan Coffey