Supports fiscal responsibility, transparency, efficient administration, balanced budgets, financial reserves, public forums, and resident feedback.
Increase resident input in City Hall decisions and allocate taxpayer funds to directly benefit residents.
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Issue with the biggest divide
City school support
Invest in school facilities, student safety, and academic achievement; expand college and university partnerships for Irvine youth.
Developed a child-care program for working parents and expanded Irvine Connect near Northwood High School to address congestion.
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City diversity policies
Supports renewed Korean American visibility and representation in Irvine civic life.
Increase resident input in City Hall decisions and started an AAPI-focused senior-nutrition program using private funding.
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Business environment
Attract employer investment and support small businesses while maintaining Irvine’s economic and fiscal foundation.
Support small businesses and start-ups while directing taxpayer funds toward resident benefits.
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New housing locations
Supports smart growth shaped by community input, infrastructure readiness, neighborhood character, and diverse housing options for seniors and families.
