Local Law Enforcement Backs Tim Grayson in AD 14 Race

Concord Mayor/Councilmember Tim Grayson announced today that he has secured the support of local law enforcement organizations in Concord, Martinez, Pleasant Hill and Pittsburg, in addition to the endorsement of Sheriff David Livingston and District Attorney Mark Peterson, for his election to the State Assembly in District 14.

“Tim Grayson is our critical response chaplain, co-founder of our first Family Justice Center and is our region’s most ardent champion of victims of crime,” said Corporal Ron Bruckert, President of the Concord Police Association.

“The Pittsburg Police Officers’ Association is100% behind Tim Grayson’s election to the Assembly,” said Officer Joe Terry, President of the Pittsburg Police Officers’ Association. “Of the candidates running for Assembly, no one has more hands-on experience and a stronger record of accomplishment in the public safety arena than Tim Grayson.”

Grayson is co-founder of the region’s Central Family Justice Center, which provides support to victims of domestic abuse, child and senior abuse, and human trafficking. He initiated the region’s first daytime curfew ordinance to keep kids in school and out of trouble, and supported bringing back public safety officers to patrol and work with troubled youth in our schools. Grayson is the Critical Response Chaplain for the Concord Police Department and Mayor/Councilmember in the City of Concord, the largest populated City in Assembly District 14,