Gary Clifford

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Gary Clifford is a former member of the Glendora City Council.
Political career
Clifford was elected as a member of the Glendora City Council in 2002 in a recall election. Since then he's been re-elected to the council in 2003 and 2007 and served as the city's mayor in 2005-2006. Clifford earned his Masters degree in Organizational Management from Azusa Pacific University, and currently works as a college professor. His major accomplishments include being appointed by George W. Bush as a commissioner on the Selective Services Commission, and being a member of the Independent Cities Association, the League of California Cities, and the San Gabriel Valley Water Association.
Personal life
Clifford is married to his wife Linda, and they have lived in Glendora together for over 28 years.
Campaign sign arrests
On 19 February 2007, two 18-year-old residents of Glendora started attaching stickers to campaign signs posted on public property in Glendora, with the text "This sign violates Glendora city ordinance." Then council-member Gary Clifford, whose signs were among those to which stickers were attached, called the police. Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Terry Green allowed the suit to proceed.

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