San Diego, CA, November 9, 2026 — A recent report issued by OB Rag has raised questions regarding the appointment of Bethany Bezak to the position of Chief Operating Officer (COO) for the City of San Diego. The report specifically probes whether her hiring represents the least favorable decision made by Mayor Gloria during his tenure.

The details surrounding the basis for OB Rag’s questioning of Bezak’s qualifications or suitability for the COO role were not fully elaborated in the available information. The report frames the inquiry around a potential assessment of mayoral hiring decisions, with Bezak’s appointment being the focal point.

Bethany Bezak’s official title is San Diego COO. Information regarding the specifics of her hiring process, the criteria used for her selection, or any prior experience relevant to the COO position that OB Rag’s report may have analyzed was not provided. Similarly, the report from OB Rag did not include specific metrics or evidence to support the assertion that this hire could be considered the “worst” among Mayor Gloria’s appointments.

Mayor Todd Gloria’s office has not issued a formal response to the questions posed by OB Rag concerning Bezak’s hiring at this time. The duration of Bezak’s tenure or any performance indicators since her appointment were also not detailed. The report’s central thesis is an open-ended question about the comparative quality of mayoral hires, with Bezak’s role as COO serving as the subject of this specific inquiry.

Further details regarding the specific concerns or findings of the OB Rag report, including any potential comparisons to other individuals hired by Mayor Gloria, were not made available. The full scope of the report’s critical assessment and the evidence it may present to support its central question remain limited in the current context.


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