Mayor Ed Waage

Happy Election Day Pismo! Don't forget to get out there and vote! If you’ve voted already you can check the status of your ballot. Make sure it has been counted! https://ballottrax.com/

There are a number of safe, secure ways to vote in the November 3, 2020 Election! 1 - Return your completed mail ballot at an official drop box: Any official dropbox in the County (hours vary - find locations) Pismo Beach City Hall, 760 Mattie Road... SLO County Clerk's Office, 1055 Monterey Street, San Luis Obispo Any Voter Service Center (Sat 10/31 to Tues 11/3) 2 - Return your completed mail ballot by USPS Mail: No postage is necessary Ballot must be postmarked no later than November 3 3 - Vote in Person at any Voter Service Center Pismo Beach Veterans' Hall, 780 Bello Street In-person voting hours: Monday 11/2: 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Tuesday 11/3: 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Traditional polling places, including the Shell Beach Veterans' Hall, and New Life Church, are not being operated for this election. For questions about registration and ballots, please contact the SLO County Clerk's Office at 805-781-5228. California voters may still register up until, and including, Election Day. For questions about Pismo Beach elections, please contact the City Clerk's Office at 805-773-4657 or email City Clerk Erica Inderlied at [email protected]. See more

I got the chance to sit down with KVEC's Dave Congalton, be sure to give it a listen, we go over many important issues surrounding the community of Pismo Beach. http://www.920kvec.com//hometown-radio-05-20-20-4p-mayor-/

During my time in office I have been a leader in making sure we get things done. My ability to work with everyone on the council, the residents, and the businesses is why we are where we are today, and why we have been able to get so much done. I love this city, and want to continue serving this city, I am asking for your vote on Nov. 3rd to have the opportunity to serve this beautiful city of Pismo Beach for a third term.

It is my privilege to represent you as Mayor of this beautiful city. When first elected, I committed to fix up the city, enhance our water supply and keep us safe. I kept that commitment. I am passionate about safety and I have been a leader in reducing wildfire risk through my service on the County Fire Safe Council. The COVID-19 virus has been especially challenging and I have done my best to keep everyone safe.... Our water recycling program, Central Coast Blue, will provide an additional source of water which will help sustain us through the next drought. I advocated for federal and state grants to reduce the cost and we have already received substantial funding. We have more to do. Our downtown fire station is in serious need of replacement. I have been leading the effort to build a new station which will reduce response times of up to one minute. I ask for your vote on November 3rd. #reelectmayoredwaage #edwaageformayor #pismocommunity #pismobeachmayor #PismoBeach