State Sen. Jerry Hill (D) (right), of the California senate, talks with Maj. Gen. Nickolas Tooliatos (left), commanding general, 63rd Regional Support Command, in Tooliatos' office at the command headquarters, March 23, Mountain View, Calif. Tooilatos talked with Hill, who represents the 13th Senate District in the California Legislature, about the role of the Army Reserve in the state of California and how they benefit the Bay Area. Hill has over 20 years of public service as an elected official. He was previously the mayor of the city of San Mateo, and also served on the San Mateo County Board of Supervisors, where he was a member of the state Assembly.
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Mountain View, CA - State Sen. Jerry Hill (D) (right), of the California senate, talks with Maj. Gen. Nickolas Tooliatos (left), commanding general, 63rd Regional Support Command, in Tooliatos' office at the command headquarters, March 23, Mountain View, Calif. Tooilatos talked with Hill, who represents the 13th Senate District in the California Legislature, about the role of the Army Reserve in the state of California and how they benefit the Bay Area. Hill has over 20 years of public service as an elected official. He was previously the mayor of the city of San Mateo, and also served on the San Mateo County Board of Supervisors, where he was a member of the state Assembly.


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