Accomplishments
Delivering real results for Manteca families.
Public Safety
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Hired 8 new police officers and firefighters.
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Secured property for new fire station 6, Station 3 Relocation and Opened Station 5.
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Begun construction on new 90 million police headquarters on Main street.
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Purchased two new fire engines and critical fire safety equipment.
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Secured funding and hired 9 new firefighters.
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99.6% of police calls responded to within 15 seconds.
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All new developments pay ongoing Community facility fee for Police, Fire and Road maintenance.
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Advocated with Congressman Harder for federal appropriations of $750,000 for a Real time crime center.
Streets and Roads
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Millions in essential street repairs and improvement projects (Airport, Louise, Main, Woodward, Yosemite, Lathrop Rd, Spreckels, Center st, Van Ryn, Industrial, Shasta neighborhood, Power track)
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Main Street bike path improvements
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Upgrades to traffic signals throughout the community.
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Opened Mckinely interchange from 120
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New Signals on Airport/Atherton, Main/Atherton, Woodward/Main, Airport/Wawona
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Main st, Louise, Lathrop rd, Spreckels, Center St, Van Ryn, Industrial Redone
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Austin Road/Highway 99 Interchange Project underway Phase 1 (First grade separation)
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Encouraged Lighted stop signs and HAWK signals for pedestrian
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Implemented traffic calming strategies to slow speeding and increase safety
Economic Development
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Creation of a Downtown Manteca Improvement Association
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Moving forward on the Family Entertainment Zone (FEZ) providing more dining, lodging and shopping opportunities.
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Expansion of health care and medical facilities (Sutter, Kaiser).
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Infill Fee Reduction Program.
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Created a Boarded and Vacant Ordinance for blighted properties.
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Welcomed dozens of new large and small businesses to the community.
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Provided over a million dollars in small business grants to support local businesses.
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Manteca Animal Shelter upgraded to “no kill” designation
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Updated development standards requiring all new development to follow the infrastructure initiative prior to building vertical.
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New user and updates for BLD Ripken Experience
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Advocated and received with Congressman Harder for federal funding of $850,000 to expand our Animal Shelter and provide for services such as low cost spay and neuter, TNR.
Parks and Open Spaces
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Woodward Park Splash Pad
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Expansion of youth recreation programs
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Enhancement of senior programs
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Community Garden in Downtown
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Music On Maple
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Brought back NOT FORGOTTEN MEMORIAL WEEKEND AT WOODWARD PARK
Homelessness and Housing Options
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Homeless Navigation Center at 555 Industrial
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Tiny Homes for homeless veterans The ay Church
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Added Additional beds for homeless over 250 homeless reunited with family
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Partnerships with county behavioral health, community organizations and faith-based groups to provide Mental health and drug rehabilitation.
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Reduction in unsheltered at the latest Point in time account to 121 from 235.
Transparency and Community Outreach
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Created Mayor’s Senior Center Roundtable
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Hosted Youth and Government Day with 120 high school students
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Very Responsive on all social media handles (Facebook, Instagram, Tik Tok, Nextdoor, Snapchat)
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Revamped city boards and commissions into districts.
Financial Stability
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Received first ever Distinguished Budget Presentation Award.
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As part of the finance 2x Completed multiple audits, CAFERS of city finances with true balanced budgets.
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Modernized city’s financial systems.
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Saved taxpayers over $3 million through bond refinancing
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Expanded discount utilities programs for seniors
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Changed our Property tax sharing agreement wit the county from 80%/20% to 60%/40% Split.
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Created a Police/ Fire/ Streets CFD fees to pay for future growth from Development