Pedestrian and Traffic Safety

Advocated for expanding the city's safe firearm storage awareness campaign across schools, city facilities, and community centers.

Questioned road sharing dynamics between drivers, cyclists, and pedestrians, and invited council members to experience cycling in the city firsthand.

Urged the council to prioritize railway crossing upgrades and a citywide quiet zone as strategic goals for the upcoming year.

Speaking for Safe Streets Encinitas, requested policies and infrastructure to protect pedestrians and cyclists, including a post-mortem review process after serious crashes.

Requested a red-light camera program under SB 720 and a safe routes master plan prioritizing school-adjacent intersections.

Asked for physical traffic calming infrastructure along Encinitas Boulevard to slow commuter traffic entering the city.

Requested GIS traffic data overlays and a public-facing post-mortem process for traffic fatalities.

Representing Encinitas Action, urged focus on safe streets, infrastructure resilience, housing solutions, and unhoused support programs.

Requested faster street redesigns, park improvements, skate park community input, and recognition for local Olympians.

Asked the council to bring back red light cameras and increase enforcement against drivers running red lights and stop signs.

Voiced full support for Safe Streets Encinitas proposals, emphasizing the life-saving potential of red-light cameras.

Urged the council to take swift action on traffic safety and red-light enforcement to protect community families.