Creating our Children’s future

Los Angeles is in crisis, but politicians keep lying. It is time to Reform the System, not recycle failed policies or politicians. Democracy is not I want, but is what majority needs.
I believe in speaking the truth and following the values God teaches us. Our city must centralize homelessness and mental health services, including free detox and recovery programs for those struggling with drug and alcohol addiction.
Los Angeles must also create jobs for local residents. A new Construction Department could rebuild fire-affected areas such as Pacific Palisades, Eaton, Santa Monica, and other communities. This would speed up housing for families who lost their homes and support the construction of affordable high-rise apartments through a fast five-day permit approval system.
Fire prevention taken seriously. Many fires are human-caused due to negligence. Stronger enforcement of safety laws, cooperation with insurance companies, and clearing dry trees and brush can help reduce wildfire risks. Recycling-dust-producing companies must follow the rules.
We must invest in infrastructure by building water reservoirs, repairing roads, sidewalks, and improving county logistics. Solar lighting and better public reporting systems for crime and community concerns can strengthen public safety.
Lowering the costs of electricity, water, gasoline, and essential goods will help working families. Emergency services should improve by reducing 911 response times and expanding training opportunities for Respiratory Therapists, EMTs and paramedics. Improve Animal services.
The future of Los Angeles depends on active, informed voters. Together, united communities can build a safer, fairer, and more prosperous county for everyone.