Protecting our Enviroment

What It Is: The Campbell Climate Action and Adaptation Plan (CAAP) aims to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and increase resilience against climate change impacts. It focuses on key areas like energy efficiency, sustainable transportation, waste reduction, and protecting urban ecosystems.

How to Be Involved: Residents can participate by attending public meetings, providing feedback, and engaging in community workshops to shape the plan’s development. You can sign up for notifications here.

My Support as Councilmember: I will advocate for policies that align with the CAAP, prioritize funding for sustainability projects, and actively promote community involvement to ensure the plan reflects our shared environmental values.

Prioritize the protection of open  spaces, riparian areas, and aquifers, which are essential for local wildlife. 

Maintaining percolation ponds and  advocating for drought-resistant green canopies are key to replenishing aquifers and improving air quality.

To reduce traffic congestion and  emissions, I will promote biking and public transit. I will advocate to improve bicycle and pedestrian infrastructure, create safer bike lanes, and enhance traffic calming measures on high-speed streets.

Campbell aims to build 3,870 new homes by 2031, including 1,542 affordable units for low-income residents,  as outlined in our Housing Element. This is a crucial step toward  addressing our housing crisis while ensuring residents can stay in the  community.

As your Councilmember, I will evaluate projects from the perspective of all affected residents to minimize impacts, maintaining Campbell's unique      small-town character as we grow.

The city should streamline the process for Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs) and support homeowners in converting single-family homes into multifamily units, helping to alleviate the housing shortage.

I will work to address unmet needs, including providing affordable childcare and completing Measure O projects like the public library and police department.

Ensuring that the city is  properly staffed is crucial to maintaining the quality of services that residents expect.

Residents deserve to feel safe walking and cycling their neighborhood. I will work to review and enhance the NTCP to promote bicyclist and pedestrian safety. 

I will work to attract new  businesses by simplifying the permit process, collaborating with brokers, hiring an ombudsman to assist with applications, and creating a supportive environment for new enterprises.

I will ensure that the voices of local businesses are heard, helping the city support the community through economic growth by meeting with the Campbell Chamber of Commerce and Bussiness Leaders and Associations

By holding frequent town halls, we can ensure residents have a direct line to share their thoughts and influence decision-making processes.

Resource fairs will connect residents with essential services, local organizations, and opportunities to get involved in the community.

By creating spaces for neighbors to connect and celebrate our shared community, we can build stronger bonds and encourage collaborative solutions to local challenges.