Relocate Harrison Street encampment residents to an alternative site with sanitation, running water, and wraparound services.
Supports homelessness-service coordination and report people helped, housed indoors, and program costs.
Supports a no-camping public-space ordinance, transitional housing, outreach, and coordinated services.
Expand shelter, treatment, and permanent supportive housing while keeping parks, sidewalks, and public spaces clean, safe, and accessible.
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Police surveillance
End Berkeley’s contract with Flock automated-license-plate-reader technology.
Require competitive solicitations for license-plate-reader contracts and report arrests, charges, cleared cases, alerts, and false alerts separately.
Require defined purposes, privacy protections, transparency, and public oversight for new technologies; apply privacy standards to public-safety technology.
Move off Flock technology quickly and require clear use policies, vendor data-access controls, and enforceable accountability for policing technology.
Opposes using Flock surveillance technology.
City budget
Raise revenue through Berkeley Measures U and V, address pension liabilities and deferred maintenance, and use community budgeting models for priorities and constraints.
Oppose Measures U, V, and Z; require measurable baselines, outcome reports, operating-cost disclosures, and pauses in automatic tax increases when targets are missed.
Review spending, staffing, contracts, revenues, obligations, and efficiency before seeking additional revenue; pursue outside resources for regional challenges.
Provide rigorous budget oversight so tax dollars follow voter intent, and invest in city software to improve services and reduce costs.
Support bottom-up budget planning, introduce commercial-vacancy tax revenue, and advocate for a sustained state wealth tax.
Tenant ownership
Create pathways to ownership through the Tenant Opportunity to Purchase Act.
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Housing approvals
Build housing across affordable, subsidized, cooperative, land-trust, market-rate, and affordable-by-design models while protecting current tenants.
Approve seven-story zoning, adopt objective design standards before ministerial approval, and report homes permitted and completed against targets.
Expand affordable and workforce housing across income levels.
Streamline housing permitting, support subsidized and market-rate housing, and support zoning changes for accessory dwelling units.
Expand affordable housing, limit corporate-driven displacement, and favor targeted rather than blanket corridor upzoning.
