COMMUNITY

• Economic investment: focus our resources to help the residents and businesses in the most forgotten neighborhoods in the city with intentional investment to help grow wealth.

• Work with neighborhood associations, faith based leaders, non-profits, and community leaders to bring activities and events to District 3.

• Support our City of Sacramento Youth, Parks, and Community Enrichment division, libraries, and schools to bring activities to the district.

HOMELESSNESS

• Sacramentans without shelter are Sacramentans. We must realign our priorities by working with the County of Sacramento to provide mental health outreach, prevention & wrap around services. We must take a compassionate but pragmatic approach to the homeless crisis.
  

HOUSING

• The single most constructive thing we can do to battle the astronomical rise of housing costs in our city is increasing supply across all income and affordability levels.

PUBLIC SAFETY

• Public safety is about more than just working with our fire and police departments, it’s about prevention, our libraries, our schools, working with nonprofits, and making sure that our city staff have the resources they need to be successful.

• Public Safety is also about our air quality, safe drinking water and ensuring our levees are completed.

• We must advocate for better traffic safety measures, safe streets projects, and safe bike routes

COVID-19 RECOVERY

• We have a long road ahead of us. We should implement a human-first approach that prioritizes students that have fallen behind, the recovery of small businesses, the needs for digital equity, access to food, and the health and safety of our workforce so our city can thrive and grow.