Overview
- Supervisors convene a 9 a.m. special meeting in Redwood City to choose among finalists Kenneth Binder, David Lazar, and Brian Wynn Huynh Travis.
- The board opted for an appointment process rather than a special election under the authority granted by Measure A.
- Whoever is selected will serve the remainder of Corpus’s term through January 2029.
- At a public forum, all three candidates emphasized modern policing, accountability, and a refusal to cooperate with federal immigration enforcement in keeping with county sanctuary policy.
- The Deputy Sheriff’s Association declined to endorse due to the compressed timeline, and Lazar said he would dismiss acting Undersheriff Dan Perea if appointed.