Public Safety and Infrastructure are Job # 1

By Susan Brooks

The two main reasons for having a City are to offer quality public safety and address vital infrastructure needs.

This Council has taken an aggressive stance against the growing crime rate as a result of recent statewide legislation like Prop 47. Susan is dedicated to aggressive new crime prevention measures that were recently implemented. Results matter!

Long Term Infrastructure Investment

Given the unique topography of the Peninsula, the city needs to be investing in long term infrastructure improvements like storm drains and other runoff related issues. Our landslides are still on the move and our roads are not getting any better. Rather than fancy regional parks or visitor centers, our tax dollars should be spent on "bread and butter" public improvements that will benefit RPV residents first.