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MEET CESAR RAMOS
Cesar started out his professional career with the U.S. Navy, eight years active and eight years in the reserves. On active duty, Cesar deployed to fight in operations Desert Storm and Desert Shield. After this, Cesar was stationed in the Republic of Panama with Special Boat Unit 26 in the canal zone, where part of the mission was counter narcotics and training the Navy, Coast Guard, and Marines of Latin American countries involved in similar counter narcotics missions.
Cesar is also a veteran of the Operations Iraqi Freedom and Vigilant Mariner in the Persian Gulf theater of operations. He was a certified Naval Law Enforcement Specialist (NEC) 9545 for three years. Cesar proudly served as a Department of Defense Police Officer for seven years before his station was closed under BRAC.
After closing, he joined the U.S. Border Patrol where he worked for twenty-four years in Otero County, New Mexico and has since retired. With this, Cesar honorably has 34 years of law enforcement experience, making him the only reliable candidate for Sheriff.
A STORY OF SERVICE & SUCCESS

Investing in Riverview Regional Park
Peter successfully negotiated and obtained $6 million in funding for new updates to the park including baseball fields, pump track, frisbee golf, and landscaping upgrades.

Supporting Small Business
Peter was on the Roadmap to Recovery adhoc which fought to preserve economic vitality for the small business community during COVID, keeping businesses open and downtown functioning.

Fighting for Local Control
Peter agrees that the top-down pressures of state mandates makes things unaffordable. Peter has and will continue to fight to protect from additional county costs from the negative consequences of unfunded state mandates.

Promoting Economic Development
Peter obtained hundreds of thousands of dollars to revitalize downtown Hollister during the pandemic while also recommending outdoor dining to maintain local business growth.


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