None of this is possible without our city staff & volunteers

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-Complete renovation of Virginia park including new play equipment

-New Los Gatos Creek Trail (Pruneyard)

-Renovation of parking areas & new restroom facilities for John D. Morgan Park

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Since my election, Campbell PD has received international awards for its use of cutting-edge technology to help solve & prevent crimes such as our (first in the nation) drone program.

During my time on city council, there have been many positive local news stories (include links) bringing attention to the various community events & other efforts to both connect & protect our neighbors & businesses.

I've also had the honor of reviewing and approving the final plans for our new state of the art police station.

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I'm so incredibly proud to have helped bring the dream of a new Campbell library to our community.  

The new (all electric) 24,000-square-foot library features floor-to-ceiling windows to provide natural light. On the upper floor is a flexible community gathering space called The Overlook, flanked by the community room on one side and the children’s room on the other. The Overlook provides an unobstructed view of Orchard Green.  There are also meeting rooms on this floor available for the public to reserve.

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I preserved our small-town look and feel while also planning for and building new housing which includes hundreds of already approved or constructed affordable homes.  

I fought for policies that increase our housing stock by sensible means such as allowing homeowners to convert their single-family residences into multi-family units, and by lifting restrictions on the building of ADUs (Accessory Dwelling Units).   This allows much more freedom and extra income for homeowners, as well as more affordable options for renters due to the greater availability of housing stock within our community.  That's a WIN-WIN for Campbell residents!

I've also been by far the loudest voice during my time on council regarding tenant protections & rent stabilization ordinances.  Currently 3 out of 4 of my colleagues agree that a 17% average increase in rent for our residents over the last 2 years (2025 data) is too much...  but have yet to join me in taking action.  

-New Housing Committee (currently being discussed)

-Reviving the Campbell Rent Mediation Program (currently being discussed)

-Hamilton Avenue Plan

-Safe Routes to School plan

-Highway 17 pedestrian bridge crossing designs approved (waiting for grant funding) will finally give Campbell residents the ability to have a far easier and safer way to cross highway 17; better connecting East & West Campbell.

-New pedestrian safety & bike lane improvements along Civic Center Drive

-Traffic calming

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I have prioritized affordable childcare while serving on City Council and the Education Subcommittee. 

Working in partnership with our Campbell School districts, I am proud to say that childcare has been made available to residents, no matter their income level, so long as your child is enrolled in one of our schools.   

I'm honored to have been endorsed by the Loma Prieta chapter of the Sierra Club and actively serve on the Board of Directors of Silicon Valley Clean Energy.   (note total amount of money saved for residents on their power bills & GHG emissions reduced under my leadership)

While serving on City Council, I've prioritized through the adoption of our climate action plan protecting our beautiful natural surroundings and creating a more sustainable future for all.

Implemented additional creek & wild salmon protections...

Installed new storm drains that catch and remove trash and help naturally filter toxins out of the water before it arrives in our aquifers...  

New electric vehicle fleet upgrades & the installation of new charging stations...

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Economic development has been a priority during my time serving on City Council.  

-New economic development committee 

-New economic development manager

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I believe that a community can only thrive when everyone's basic needs are met.  

During my time on city council, I've helped ensure more food for needy people in Campbell through coordinated efforts of churches in our community working with Second Harvest Food Bank & other organizations…  West Valley Community Services (mobile food market) are currently being provided to Campbell households on a weekly basis at the Moreland School District and Rosemary Elementary School.  Specifically, the Park It Market functions as a mobile food market that provides fresh produce, dairy, meat, and other essential staples to individuals and families facing economic hardship.  In 2025, the Campbell City Council, through its Civic Improvement Commission and its Social Services Subgrant program, awarded WVCS with a $5,000 grant to be used for the Park It Market program for Fiscal Year 2025/2026.  Prior to this award, WVCS had annually served 50 Campbell households.  Their goal for Fiscal Year 2025/2026 is to serve up to 100 Campbell households.

I have for years asked that the City of Campbell prioritize a RESPONSIBLE

LABOR ORDINANCE which would prevent the exploitation of workers in a

multitude of ways. I feel that I may finally have some momentum in this cause,

but I’m calling on all of my brothers & sisters in labor (especially those who live

and/or work in Campbell) to please write your letters of support to all members of

Campbell City Council... better yet, show up to our meetings and literally voice

your support. Ultimately, power has always come from the workers themselves!