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Quality of life for residents should guide our policies and decisions
Plans should be results-oriented, not based on political convenience
Independence delivers better decisions for local constituents
PRIORITIES FOR WEHO'S FUTURE
INVEST IN LOCAL SAFETY
RESOURCES & TOOLS
Real safety requires modern tools
that empower the people protecting
our community while safeguarding our
privacy against the misuse of our data.
I'll push for the investments and
collaboration that produce results,
not just generate calls and activity.
Public safety requires consistency,
visibility, and coordination.
PROTECT HOUSING &
PREVENT DISPLACEMENT
City policies should empower the creation
of new housing opportunities for residents. Processes should be efficient, collecting
public input early and moving quickly to
production once a project meets our
requirements. We must protect vulnerable
seniors and low-income households
and renters facing harassment. We must
protect residents from displacement.
ENHANCE STREET SAFETY
& KEEP TRAFFIC MOVING
Pedestrians need ADA-compliant,
accessible sidewalks. Improving street
safety doesn't require more gridlock and
lost parking. Street redesigns must make
commuting safer for pedestrians, cyclists,
transit riders, and motorists alike. You do
not have to choose between safety and
mobility: we can and should have both.
Streets must work for all modalities.
BE A HELPFUL PARTNER
TO OUR LOCAL BUSINESSES
Small businesses are the backbone
of WeHo and create real economic
opportunity for residents. We need to
cut red tape, demand accountability
from city programs, and ensure decisions
serve our business leaders while
protecting critical labor rights. The city
should be a partner, not a barrier,
to businesses and their workers.
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