District 1 Supervisor John M. Gioia

What's New

Save the date! Coastal Cleanup 2019 is Saturday, September 21. For details on Supervisor Gioia's annual Richmond Shoreline Clean-up, click here.

Life of Pumpsie Green, great baseball player who integrated Red Sox, honored by Contra Costa County and celebrated on August 25 at Soulful Softball Sunday.

County services Richmond Block Party at the Civic Center on August 15 offers one-stop shop for County and City services. Read more.

Rosie the Riveter Home Front Festival is August 10, with music, food, costumes, and a History Hike, which Supervisor Gioia will help lead. Details here!

Contra Costa County Supervisors support mental health treatment facility in Walnut Creek.

Supervisor Gioia speaks out in support of Lights for Liberty Vigil protesting border conditions.

SFGATE on County Supervisors urging applicants for new Juvenile Justice Council.

Supervisor Gioia urges West County residents to apply to serve on the State's 2020 Redistricting Commission.

We must Stand Together to protect families in our communities as Trump ramps up ICE raids. News article on Richmond rally supporting immigrant families.

The County Hazardous Materials Commission has openings for local leaders.

Supervisor Gioia supports immigrant families and stands against proposed federal rules that could deny housing assistance.

County greenlights program to increase housing capacity.

Contra Costa County looks to crack down on illegal dumping.

Restorative justice principles at work in Contra Costa County juvenile justice programs.

Welcome From John

Welcome to our District 1. Representing our diverse community is a great privilege for me. I'm committed to making county government effective and innovative, while maintaining critical services and protecting our role as the safety net for our most vulnerable residents. I've worked hard, alongside many others, to fight for access to quality health care, environmental justice, better air quality, youth services, violence prevention, and reducing poverty.

Your ideas make us stronger, and I always want to hear them.

I grew up in West County and have been honored to serve on the Board of Supervisors since 1999.

District One includes the cities of Richmond, San Pablo, El Cerrito, part of Pinole, and the unincorporated communities of East Richmond Heights, El Sobrante, Kensington, Montalvin Manor, Tara Hills, North Richmond, and Rollingwood. (District Map (PDF))