Alicia's Message To You

The Richmond District is a vibrant, beautiful, culturally rich portion of this great City. We are blessed in many ways: with physical beauty, from Golden Gate Park to Lincoln Park, from Ocean Beach to Land's End; with energetic residents living and working here, who are proud of our neighborhood and our City; with hard working people who come to jobs in the Richmond each day at our stores, restaurants, schools, and services that make this such a great place to live and visit.

These are things worth fighting for, and that's why I'm running for Supervisor. We must make sure the City provides for our District in a way worthy of what we provide to the City.

I ask for your support and your help. Just click one of the links below to contribute, volunteer, or to get on our mailing list.

To hear what issues are important to some of your neighbors, feel free to watch this brief video.

Alicia

 
 
 

 

Where I Stand On The Issues

 

Neighborhood Schools

As an ESL teacher, I understand the difficulties and importance of education for everyone. We need a new school assignment system that supports families and neighborhoods. Voters continue to support public schools -- City Hall can make them more accountable for the money they get.

 

Our Great Parks

I supported this year's Park Bond because our facilities need support and revitalization. Like other public assets, our parks are a critical and need to be protected. Recreation programs are important to our neighborhood fabric.

 

Streets and Maintenance

Supervisors need to mind the District and the City as a whole. We pay our taxes; we deserve better maintained streets. Our public infrastructure isn't sexy but it gets the job done.

 

Healthy San Francisco

I'm supporting Prop A this November, because we all need a working General Hospital. Our system of neighborhood clinics ensures easy access to community health care and new programs like Healthy San Francisco are good for everyone.
 

 

Meet Alicia