Currently holds the office of Pasco City Council - District 3 until December 31, 2025.
Candidate for Pasco City Council - District 3 in 2025 Washington General Election.
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Get StartedWe must also focus on highlighting local art because art increases tourism, promotes the city’s economic base, and creates cultural opportunities for our area’s residents, not to mention strengthening and fostering positive social change. Learn more
We need to enforce our NO DRUG ZONES. Perhaps even hold violators in the local jail for a duration of time so that they can get the necessary treatment they need. Learn more
Lobby the state to take the handcuffs off our men and women in blue and allow them to be the guardians our city needs. Learn more
Reform small business regulations, permits, fees, and zoning codes so businesses can expand and allow new ones to start in the downtown area. Learn more
Allocate funding to improve the “branding” and “wayfinding” of our downtown area and assist in advertising for people to come to downtown. Learn more
Safe Drinking Water and Maintaining our Waste Water Treatment Plant Systems. Learn more
Work with the Pasco-Franklin Housing Authority to seek funding or fund create interim housing. Learn more
Strengthen the partnership with the County to ensure we the City have a seat at the table to discuss the city’s goals with the new tax dollars from the Counties Mental Health and Drug Treatment Sales Tax increase. Learn more
Fully fund a Homelessness Coordinator who will be accountable to the city council. Learn more
Engagement with the builder/developer/engineering community in the creation of the pasco housing action plan, tsmp, and future land use plans-not complete but a great start. Learn more
Creating flexible zoning policies to allow multi-family homes-duplexes, tri-plexes, condos, and etc. Learn more
Establishing a real relationship with the pasco-franklin housing authority- and supporting the increase in the housing choice voucher program. Learn more
We need approximately 15,000 new housing units to be added to our housing inventory in the next 20 years. Combine all of this with the fact that housing costs have far outpaced wage growth at levels never seen, it’s time that the city implement a plan now. Learn more
Address the homelessness and drug problems in the downtown core. Learn more
Enforce our no panhandling codes on public property. Learn more
On the Council, Leo Will: Push the City to Declare a State of Emergency and demand assistance from the State. Learn more
We must focus on how to complement the newly renovated Peanuts Park and our unique natural assets like the Columbia River, and start highlighting our multitude of cultural amenities and attractions. Learn more
We need to institute a public campaign against giving money to panhandlers and a strict no-public camping policy. Learn more
On the council I will pursue a strong urban core in our Historic Downtown area as I believe this is a top priority for the City of Pasco as we must continue these efforts to revitalize an aging yet important area of our city. Learn more
We need to be teaming with the private sector, entrepreneurs, and port districts to create unique development partnerships to stimulate revitalization efforts in the downtown central business district and if done right, these will have far reaching impacts economically and culturally. Learn more
Allocate more funding to revamp our downtown streetscape such a using community development block grant funding. Learn more
Using ARPA funds to fund a grant program for ADA improvements and Fire Suppression systems for aging buildings. Learn more
Creation of Tax Incentives for Multi-Family Housing. Learn more
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