Pleasant Hill City Council District 4 · Nov 3, 2026
Quy Tran
Candidate for City Council District 4
Quy Tran is running for Pleasant Hill City Council District 4 in the Nov 3, 2026 election, against Sue Noack.
Write-in candidacy period ends · Tue, Oct 20, 2026
Dr. Quy Tran is a physician and twice-elected Pleasant Hill Recreation and Park District board director. He says he served seven years on the Pleasant Hill Commission on Aging.
- Campaign website
- www.drquytran.com
Where Quy Tran stands: positions on the record
Rezoning2 sourced positions
Says higher density belongs along transit corridors and underutilized commercial parcels, not in the interior of established neighborhoods.
“Higher density belongs along transit corridors and underutilized commercial parcels, not pushed into the interior of established neighborhoods.”
Own statementDr. Quy Tran for Pleasant Hill City Council: Preserve Neighborhoods
Pledges neighborhood meetings, plain-language descriptions and extended public comment before significant rezoning votes in District 4.
“I will require genuine community process for every significant rezoning or development proposal in District 4”
Own statementDr. Quy Tran for Pleasant Hill City Council: Preserve Neighborhoods
Accessory dwelling units1 sourced position
Says he will push to make accessory dwelling units the easiest housing to build in Pleasant Hill.
“Advocate to make ADUs & JADUs the easiest housing to build in Pleasant Hill.”
Own statementDr. Quy Tran for Pleasant Hill City Council: Preserve Neighborhoods
Street safety1 sourced position
Says he will push to direct Measure K funds toward safer streets in District 4.
“Prioritize Measure K funds for what voters intended: safer streets, not budget shortfalls.”
Own statementDr. Quy Tran for Pleasant Hill City Council: Community Safety
Also running for City Council District 4
- Sue Noack (incumbent)
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