About Me
Born in Walnut Creek California; I moved to San Diego in August 2001 to finish my college education at SDSU. Working full time while a full-time student, I graduated with a bachelor’s degree in economics in 2005. It didn’t take long before I fell in love with San Diego and realized that I wanted to spend the rest of my life in this amazing city. I owned a home in the College Area for 17 years but ended up selling it and moving to Coronado in August 2021 due to all the issues affecting the city of San Diego.
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Infrastructure
Being proactive with maintenance, while investing in our future infrastructure needs. Prioritize storm drain, sewer, water, road work and undergrounding of utilities. Continue investigating the feasibility of relinquishment.
Local Businesses
Understanding and addressing the challenges our businesses face while offering them the resources to succeed. Supporting the Chamber of Commerce, Discover Coronado, and Coronado MainStreet.
Parks
Cays Park; keep the current layout, upgrade the bathroom facilities, irrigation, children's playground and keep up with maintenance. Utilize the boat storage area in the Cays as a park with shade trees and beach access.
Regional Agencies
SANDAG, Port Authority, Caltrans, Navy, Coastal Commission, to name a few. Having an active role, maintaining as much local control as possible, and doing everything we can to stop any additional housing allocation.
Sewage & Beach Closures
This is an Environmental and Economic disaster. For long-term sustainability we must invest in Water Reclamation like Groundwater Replenishment and/or Advanced Integrated Pond Systems.
Historic Preservation
Helping preserve our historic resources while balancing future development remains a top priority. Looking into ways to increase historical designations and offering property tax reductions.
Public Safety
Making sure our Police and Firefighters have the latest technology, gear, equipment and proper facilities. Maintaining adequate staffing levels and offering competitive compensation.
Parking / Traffic / E-Bikes
Look into expanding the parking structure at the Bank of America complex. Working with the Navy on reducing congestion. E-Bike education, licensing, and enforcement. Cost-Benefit analysis of continuing the electric Island Express.
Education
Supporting students and staff while providing the highest level of educational opportunities. Increased collaboration between the City and School System in addition to becoming a Basic Aid School District with increased funding.
Locally Involved in Coronado
Groups and Organizations that support and contribute to our community