First Community Forum

Called for an independent financial and compliance audit of the Broadway Project development.

Urged the city not to cut funding for cultural and community events organized by the Solano AIDS Coalition.

Criticized proposed budget cuts to community events and argued that cultural festivals boost economic development.

Highlighted the importance of funding community and cultural events to bring visitors and tax revenue to Vallejo.

Introduced energy efficiency programs and zero-upfront-cost financing options available through PG&E for municipal facilities.

Expressed concerns about housing assistance, tenant advocacy, and communication with city staff.

Spoke about an unexpected rent increase without proper notice.

Expressed grievances regarding police interactions and handling of an incident.

Invited the community to an upcoming field day event at Cedar Quest Park.

Announced the grand opening of the new Arts and Tech Lab at the Norman C. King Center in South Vallejo.

Called for transparency regarding the Shaw Law Group's review into allegations of misconduct within the City Attorney's Office.

Pastor Levias discussed efforts to acquire Caltrans land to build affordable housing for the homeless.

Thanked city staff for removing abandoned vehicles on 6th Street but reported ongoing trash accumulation and rodent issues near the railroad corridor.

Expressed appreciation for city efforts to resolve traffic and safety issues at Ream and Wallace near a new school.

Highlighted the hazard of citywide potholes for seniors walking or driving in Vallejo.

Invited council and community members to a youth-led flood walk event on March 7.

Spoke on climate and community environmental awareness and promoted the upcoming flood walk.

Spoke in favor of investing in trade education and workforce pathways in Vallejo.

Partnered with the welding academy through a nonprofit to expand vocational training and life skills.

Introduced a local youth welding academy on Mare Island and requested community support.

Announced the opening of a new historic music venue and speakeasy in downtown Vallejo.

Expressed concerns about downtown trash buildup and cleanliness issues affecting her event center business.