Two Candidates Vie for Clovis City Council District 4 Seat in November Election
Two candidates, former police chief Matt Basgall and retired fire captain Brian Wilson, are competing for the Clovis City Council District 4 seat in the November 3rd election. The district encompasses northeast Clovis, including areas north of Bullard Avenue and…
Fresno Visalia, CA, October 6, 2026 — A contest is shaping up for the Clovis City Council District 4 seat, with two candidates officially vying for the position in the upcoming November 3rd election. The race features a former police chief and a retired fire captain, each seeking to represent the interests of residents in northeast Clovis.
The candidates identified for the District 4 seat are Matt Basgall, who previously served as police chief, and Brian Wilson, a retired fire captain. Their competition marks a significant local electoral event for the city of Clovis.
District 4 covers a specific geographical area within Clovis. Its boundaries are defined as the region north of Bullard Avenue and east of Sunnyside Avenue. The district also extends along Highway 168, encompassing a portion of northeast Clovis. Voters within this district will cast their ballots to determine who will fill the council seat.
Further details regarding the candidates’ platforms, specific policy proposals, or campaign events were not immediately available based on the provided summary. The election is scheduled for November 3rd, at which point residents of District 4 will make their choice.
Story summarized from the original created by Gregory Weaver on fresnoland.org, see more information here.
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