Expand the Tallahassee Emergency Assessment Mobile Unit, and invest in housing stability, youth programs, and neighborhood revitalization as prevention strategies.
Invest in police, fire, and emergency services. Disclose fire-fund finances and support a targeted independent audit if public questions remain unresolved.
Issue with the biggest divide
Business development
Direct incentives toward local businesses and entrepreneurs, simplify small-business pathways, and offer up to 90 days of city utilities during downtown build-out.
Attract businesses that create jobs, wages, and career opportunities. Build medical-device and pharmaceutical research industries while promoting research-based growth.
Transportation networks
Prioritize maintenance, safety, and reliability for roads, sidewalks, and transit; expand safe routes and coordinate land use with transportation.
Treat infrastructure as a core spending priority. Incorporate infrastructure needs into a disciplined, results-oriented spending strategy.
Resident participation
Improve public access to city information, create opportunities for residents to shape priorities early, and bring city-government engagement into neighborhoods.
Ensure meaningful resident input into city decisions. Use online platforms, public meetings, neighborhood events, advisory panels, and simultaneous access to meeting information.
Affordable housing rules
Encourage missing-middle housing, remove cost-raising regulatory barriers, and strengthen community land trusts for extremely low-income housing.
