Accomplishments

 Fiscal Strength

• Maintained balanced budgets, healthy reserves, and clean audits year after year
• Helped saved more than $13 million to rectify the Town's deteriorated and obsolete facilities
• Helped reduce the Town's unfunded pension liability by over $3.6 million

Public Safety and Emergency Services

• Secured a long-term lease to keep the Ross Valley Paramedics in Ross
• Advanced replacing the nearly century-old Winship Bridge
• Strengthened E-Bike safety through community education and a new ordinance

Streets, Paths, and Parks

• Built safe pedestrian pathways on Laurel Grove, Shady Lane, and Allen Avenue
• Expanded the Common by opening up access to 6 Redwood
• Set the plan in motion to replace the Ross Common's playing field
• Rehabilitated Three Bear Hut and replaced the pedestrian bridges at Natalie Coffin Greene Park
• Reopened the beloved Farm Stand

Planning and Climate

• Helped the Town receive certification of its Housing Element
• Installed EV charging stations at the Post Office
• Began the update of the Town's Climate Action Plan

Schools and Community

• Supported growing Branson's enrollment from 320 to 420 students
• Held the line on renaming Sir Francis Drake Boulevard during the pandemic