Bright LED lighting in our neighborhoods
Park Rangers will now watch over all city parks
Increased Police Presence across town
Increased Downtown Police Presence (4 dedicated officers + supervisor) with cars, bikes, and walking patrol
Bringing back our North End Police Substation to increase patrols on the north end
Established Homeless Outreach team homelesshelp@sbcity.org or (909) 936-3478
Homeless Shelter/Navigation Center (former School of Hope)
Homeless population rehabilitation program and shelter bed increase in partnership with Lutheran Social Services and other service providers
Only council member to oppose every single new Warehouse (moratorium attempted 2x, failed by 1 vote, will try until it happens)
Reopened E Street Bend/Kendall with slope wall
Curb, Street, and sidewalk repairs (Kendall Dr., various homes, neighborhoods and streets)
Brought Chick-Fil-A, Panera Bread, and Dutch Bros Coffee to former Scottish Rite location (university exit)
$1 Million Storm drain research for Myer’s Creek and Palm/Kendall (ongoing with intent to rebuild and widen storm drains in deep north end
Decreased distance between streetlight poles in all new developments (more lighting=more safety)
Liquor store distance requirements (1000 ft away from all schools, churches, parks, and rehabilitation facilities)
Demolished Carousel Mall in order to begin full downtown redevelopment
Community Benefits Agreements as standard for all new major developments
Restricted Truck Routes across city of SB (keep trucks out of our neighborhoods
(Housing developments) Mandatory connection to all walking trails and establishment of new trails near foothills
Increased parks and Rec budget by $5 million for events, programming, and park upkeep
Downtown events and city festivals
Funding for Movies in the park
Citywide event funding for skateparks
New Playground equipment and shade at Hudson and Blair Parks
Blair park baseball field makeover by Dodgers (3 new Dodger Dreamfields!!!)
Blair Park Fitness Court
Seccombe Park redevelopment
Grants for small businesses ($10-35k through American Rescue Plan Allocation)
Small Business Support (city-sponsored exterior maintenance)
Dedicated funding to promote businesses on city website and social media
Day laborer and street vendor center (education and assistance program to get our entrepreneurs permitted and operating legally)
Spanish translation and closed captioning at all council meetings
Tenant Bill of Rights and Rent stabilization for SB city (Over 50% of our ward and residents rent)
Proposed Minimum wage increase for large corporations to $17 in SB city
Animal Shelter rehab and sustained funding in SB city
Attempted repeated removal of Oxbow Cement pile (vetoed 2x)—incoming mayor will hopefully not get in the way of removal again
Increased cannabis dispensary standards across city of SB and increased revenues
Brought forward commercial flights from SB to SF, Utah, and Vegas out of our airport
SB to SF flights (Breeze airways at SBIA)
Increased internet speed across city of SB
$5,000 Hero pay for city employees who worked during the pandemic (PD, Parks, Public Works, etc.)