The plan
Specific promises. Public deadlines.
Every item has a date attached and a page on the city website to track it.
In detail
Streets and potholes
A 72 hour response standard, crews assigned by neighborhood, and a public map updated daily. Paid for by consolidating three overlapping contracts.
Housing
Rezone the old rail yards and the Water Street corridor for 2,000 homes. One third priced for households earning under the area median. Fast track approvals for projects that meet the standard.
Public safety
Forty more officers on foot and bike patrol, 3,000 new streetlights on the darkest blocks, and a year round youth jobs program with 1,200 placements.
Transit
Buses every ten minutes on the five busiest routes, all day, seven days a week.
The waterfront
Finish the riverwalk by 2029, keep it free, and reserve the ground floors along it for local businesses.
The first 100 days
Day 1
Publish the pothole map
Day 30
Present the rail yards rezoning plan
Day 60
Hire the first 20 walking beat officers
Day 100
Hold a public report card town hall