Proven Leadership. Real Results. Right Here In Rancho Cucamonga.
Since 2018, a steady record of public safety, balanced budgets, and investment in the neighborhoods people moved here for.
Since being elected to the City Council in 2018, I have worked to keep Rancho Cucamonga safe, fiscally strong, and a great place to live, work, and raise a family. I have consistently prioritized public safety, responsible budgets, investment in our streets, parks, and infrastructure, and economic development that brings jobs and opportunity to our community. I have also worked regionally to advocate for transportation improvements, housing solutions, and the resources Rancho Cucamonga deserves.
During my time on the Council, Rancho Cucamonga has earned national recognition as an All-America City and has been recognized among the nation's safest cities and best places to raise a family. We have continued investing in our neighborhoods while preparing for the future through major economic and transportation opportunities, including Brightline West.
I'm proud of the progress we've made — and remain committed to protecting the exceptional quality of life that makes Rancho Cucamonga such a special place to call home.
The Record
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Public safety
Continued investment in police and fire, with Rancho Cucamonga recognized as the #1 safest city in the Inland Empire.
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Fiscal responsibility
Balanced budgeting and nationally recognized budget practices, with no new taxes on residents.
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Quality of life
National recognition as an All-America City and one of the Inland Empire's happiest communities.
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Economic Development & Jobs
Supporting investment, business expansion, and projects such as the Reyes Coca-Cola Bottling expansion while preparing for the economic opportunities associated with Brightline West.
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Infrastructure & Responsible Growth
Invested in street paving and repair since 2018, plus parks, trails, and transportation improvements, all guided by an award-winning General Plan designed to manage Rancho's next generation of growth.
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Regional Leadership
Representing Rancho Cucamonga and the Inland Empire on boards such as Cal Cities and other regional organizations to make sure our city and our region have a voice on transportation, housing, economic development, and other regional issues.
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What's Next
I'm not done. I'll continue to champion these priorities for the City of Rancho Cucamonga."
Keeping Rancho Cucamonga the safest city in the Inland Empire
That means continued investment in police and fire staffing, equipment, and facilities, and staying ahead of wildfire risk in our foothill neighborhoods.
Streets, sidewalks, and traffic
Continued investment in paving, intersection improvements, and traffic relief as the city grows.
Housing and affordability on our terms
Sacramento keeps pushing mandates on cities. I'll keep meeting our obligations with well-planned projects near transit and jobs, while protecting the neighborhoods people moved here for. Affordability isn't a slogan; it's the result of a balanced budget, a strong local economy, and growth that pays its own way.
Making Brightline West work for residents
Cucamonga Station will be the Inland Empire's high-speed rail gateway. I'll make sure the jobs, investment, and transit connections benefit the people who already live here, and that development around the station happens with residents at the table.
Programs for every age
Parks, trails, the library, youth sports, and senior services that keep pace with a growing and diverse community.