Garden Grove, CAVoter Guide 2026 · not a ballot

Garden Grove City Council District 1 · Nov 3, 2026

William Zylla

Candidate for City Council District 1

12 candidates · 4 seats3 sourced positions

William Zylla is running for Garden Grove City Council District 1 in the Nov 3, 2026 election, against Long Nguyen and Roger Flanders.

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Retired emergency trauma technician who worked 11 years at UCLA Health and 16 years in city government.

Occupation (from candidate statement)
Retired Emergency Technician

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Where William Zylla stands: positions on the record

Priorities1 sourced position
  • Lists supporting first responders and strengthening emergency preparedness as top priorities for District 1.

    “supporting our first responders to keep our neighborhood safe, strengthening emergency preparedness to build a resilient community”

    Own statementWilliam Zylla

GKN chemical emergency1 sourced position
  • Says he will hold GKN and others accountable to protect residents.

    “I will also hold GKN and others strictly accountable to protect our residents and mitigate future impacts.”

    Own statementWilliam Zylla

Economy1 sourced position
  • Lists growing local business and supporting existing businesses as a priority.

    “boosting local business growth and supporting existing businesses”

    Own statementWilliam Zylla

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