Currently holds the office of State Center Community College Governing Board - Area 5 until December 31, 2026.
Candidate for Fresno City Council - District 1 in 2026 California General Election.
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Get StartedRob will partner with law enforcement, mental health professionals, and community leaders to build safer, stronger neighborhoods by combining measures that increase accountability while focusing on prevention. He will launch a “Clean Up District 1” initiative, working with law and code enforcement to target crime hotspots and crack down on illegal dumping and nuisance properties. Learn more
Rob will work with our business and labor communities to spur economic development, attracting and retaining businesses, creating good-paying jobs, and expanding opportunities for every person who calls Fresno home. He’ll work to cut red tape that makes it unduly burdensome to build housing or to start a business in our otherwise vibrant neighborhoods. Learn more
Rob’s priority will be squarely on revitalizing our existing neighborhoods, including by improving our street lighting; repairing our roads, sidewalks, and gutters; and expanding our parks, trees, and green spaces. Learn more
Rob advocates for supportive housing with wraparound services (including mental health and substance abuse treatment) for the chronically homeless, and rapid rehousing for the newly homeless. However, he will call for a study of comparable cities to determine what works, and what doesn't work, before we spend more taxpayer money. He’ll also aggressively expand access to affordable housing to prevent new incidence of homelessness. Learn more
Rob will be laser-focused on promoting policies and programs that reduce or assist with the costs of housing, utilities, transportation, and childcare. He will call for public hearings and public input regarding the rates of city services, and he will fight to drive down the costs and expand the availability of multi-family and single-family housing throughout our city. Learn more
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