Issues

Help low-income residents stay in their homes and not become unhoused
Support legacy residents and young people’s efforts to purchase a home
Encourage inclusionary zoning
Set aside 20% of units for affordable housing in multi-unit developments
Protect tenants and prevent rent-gouging, making it easier for Monrovians to stay in their homes
Build new multi-unit housing equitably across the city, instead of clustering it in one area
Create a program to incentivize new accessory dwelling units—either targeted for low-income tenants or toward low-income homeowners

Everyone in Monrovia deserves to feel safe – we must consider the impact of public safety as we design and implement programs, legislation, and budgets
Ensure there is a strong, positive relationship between the police and community – if the relationship is strong, then the community thrives

We need a healthy environment throughout our city, including shade and trees in south Monrovia
Reinstate the Monrovia Environmental Accord — 21 action items focused on energy, waste reduction, transportation, environmental health, and water
To establish a Green Team comprised of Monrovia citizens who are committed to our natural environment

More options for young people to learn about careers and trades including supporting internships along with job and vocational training
Additional support for community organizations that engage young people
Advocate for funding to be allocated for youth and young adult mental health services and summer enrichment programs.

Refining and improving city policies and procedures for addressing the needs of our unhoused and most vulnerable Monrovians.
Secure Measure K funding to employ a full-time psychiatrist and social worker to do ride-alongs with our Police and Fire departments.

City funds need to be spent prudently and effectively
Oversight and public information is essential so that the taxpayers have confidence in how their money is being used