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Public Safety. Jeff has a strong record of working to keep Monterey safe, and he understands that safety must continue to be our number one priority.
Fiscal Responsibility. Jeff led the effort to downsize the new $16 million city government center by persuading the City Council to reduce the scale of the project, saving taxpayers over $3 million.
Community Awareness. Jeff exposed the danger of aerial spraying for apple moths over our neighborhoods.
Library. Jeff successfully called for using $150,000 in "windfall" revenue to maintain library hours and the bookmobile.
Environment. Jeff will continue to focus on preserving our environment, while carefully balancing the concerns of homeowners and local businesses.
Traffic. Jeff mobilized neighborhood support to successfully reduce traffic on Franklin Street to limit late night and early morning noise.
Neighborhoods. Jeff sees Monterey as a "community of neighborhoods" and will work to ensure that our quality of life is not threatened by traffic and uncontrolled growth.
Water. Jeff is committed to helping to identify a viable solution to our long-term water needs without promoting unsustainable growth.
Art & History. Jeff realizes the significance of the cultural arts to our community. In addition, he and his wife live in the historic "Finch House" in Old Town, so he understands firsthand the importance of historic preservation in Monterey.
Local Economy. Jeff understands that our economy depends on tourism, the military community, education, the fishing industry, and strong local businesses. He will continue his tradition of promoting our best economic interests.
Basic Fairness. Jeff will continue his efforts to make local goverment more open and accountable.
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