This week, the candidates share their plan on how they will advocate at City Hall for better roads in District 9.
Welcome back to our “Meet the Candidates” series, where we ask the District 9 supervisorial hopefuls in the November 2024 election one question each week. Candidates are asked to answer questions on policy, ideology and more in 100 words or fewer.
My efforts leading a recent campaign to lobby City Hall to fix the potholes on Mission Street led to safer roads in time for Carnaval. As Supervisor, I’ll leverage my decades of experience successfully collaborating with the Department of Public Works to improve our road conditions beyond simply filling potholes, which is a band-aid solution. Together, we’ll build better roads, creating union construction jobs, across the district.Alice B.
This is the basic work that D9 residents expect of their Supervisor, not ideological theatrics. I’ll be laser focused on getting the basics done right to improve our quality of life.San Francisco DCCC , Latino LGBTQ political organization HONOR PAC, Chinese American Democratic Club, SF League of Conservation Voters, LIUNA Local 261…Nonprofit co-director at Stop the Money Pipeline. Former educator at San Francisco State University, co-founder of the San Francisco Public Bank Coalition.
Candidates are rotated alphabetically. Answers may be lightly edited for formatting, spelling, and grammar.Aaron Peskin, in Mission, delivers six-point plan to fix homelessness
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