2018 Election

Occupation: Millbrae City Councilmember/Budget Analyst

Age: 30

Education and Qualifications:

I was elected to the Millbrae City Council in 2013 and served as Mayor last year. As a lifelong Millbrae resident, I am blessed to have been shaped by a caring community. I want to ensure that our city stays that way for generations to come, as my wife Amy and I raise a family here.

My top priority is rebuilding the Recreation Center tragically destroyed by fire. I have worked closely with residents to incorporate desired elements into the new plans. The City is assembling the funding package needed to build a modern center, restoring youth and senior programs.

Responsibly planned redevelopment near the transit center is key to attracting businesses, providing critical income to strengthen public safety services and modernize our infrastructure. I negotiated with developers to ensure that the projects benefit Millbrae residents, increasing revenues and Recreation Center funding while creating jobs and affordable housing.

I earned a Master's Degree in Public Policy from University of California, Berkeley and work as a Budget Analyst for the City and County of San Francisco. I use that analytical lens to assess Millbrae's services and prevent wasteful spending. I will continue working hard to preserve Millbrae as a great place to live.

I respectfully ask for your vote.

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Millbrae's a wonderful community. I work daily to keep it wonderful and fix problems that need addressing. I'm honored to have served as Millbrae Mayor and Councilmember.

Fire destroyed our beloved community center. Millbrae has embarked on a community-driven process to design a 21st-century replacement to rebuild the center, make it even better AND protect taxpayer dollars.

We must keep Millbrae a safe community. Our police department needs resources, personnel, training and innovation to ensure our safety-in homes, on the street, and in local businesses.

In order to generate new city revenue without taxing residents, I support sensible economic development. New projects recently approved will bring net new tax revenue to Millbrae, provide affordable housing, while bringing new hotel, retail and office jobs - next to mass transit.

I'm especially focused on helping Millbrae schools. I'm proud to have supported the successful parcel tax measure. I also support the Millbrae Education Foundation's many efforts to help Millbrae schools and school children.

My husband and I have three grown children who attended local schools. I own a local small business.

I'm proud to work for you and keep Millbrae moving forward. This November, I respectfully ask for your vote.

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If elected, my top priority will be to put Millbrae residents and their interests first.

Local residents want to preserve a safe and suburban city that has great infrastructure, excellent schools, and a high quality of life. I want to reduce crime by increasing funding to our police, enforcing existing laws, and considering advanced safety measures such as license plate readers. I will bring business, government, and community leaders together to clean up our downtown area, resolve parking difficulties, and attract new, diverse businesses - not just more restaurants. I will use my business expertise to cut back on irresponsible spending, reduce our dependence on consultants, and redirect money to revamping our aging roads and infrastructure. I vow to apply every taxpayer dollar responsibly and will reject reckless proposals such as the 2017 plan to build a temporary holiday ice rink for $346,000. Major projects must be carried out more responsibly and never at the expense of residents' interests. I will keep government transparent and accountable, and will hold regular meetings with residents to hear their concerns. I believe Millbrae deserves better. Please visit my website to learn more, and I hope to earn your trust, support, and vote.

650-200-0983

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