I fought for my council seat in 2017, after defeating an incumbent appointed City Councilmember, and another opponent. I fought hard to get here, I will fight hard to protect you.

North Redondo deserves a fighter for your quality of life, for your businesses and your future. As Concilmembers, we respect each others Council Districts.

As your next Mayor, I will bring the success I had, to our neighborhood.

Refresh Artesia Blvd. with ground improvements comparable to the Riviera Village. Together, we will channel the successful elements implemented in the Riviera Village to Artesia Blvd. I negotiated $2 Million which is part of the South Bay Galleria.South Bay Social District project approval to pay for it.

We will create a sense of place by implementing:

1. Outdoor Dining
2. Outdoor lights, around the trees and from light post to light post.
3. Replace the sidewalks with pavers.
4. Improved Streetscapes
5. Events, Farmers Market & Community driven fucntions

In the last eight years, I have been on the forefront of protecting our neighborhoods from the State of California.

SB9, SB10, many other State Bills are designed to take-over out local neighborhoods. What are these State Bills? They are designed to increase the density of your neighborhood, getting rid of single-family homes.

I have a proven track record of stopping the Santa Monica-zation of our beach town. We don’t want the problems of the West Side.

With the passage of Measure FP, we need to make sure that the Fire Station on Grant Avenue is finished on time, under budget. To attract and retain the best Firefighters and Paramedics we need these improvements ASAP.

Other priorities I will focus on:

1. Safe street crossings on Artesia Blvd.
2. Bike path upgrades, street markings for bikers.
3. Traffic Safety on Inglewood Ave: slowing down the “freeway” on Inglewood Ave. and making it safer for pedestrians and bikers alike.
4. Enforcement of traffic violations.