Our biggest environmental issue isn’t abstract—it’s right under our feet. The streets of CD13 have been abandoned for too long. Clean streets mean cleaner air, safer neighborhoods, disability access, and better public health. It’s time to get detailed and give our roads the care we deserve—and already pay for. Think of it like being a caregiver for the streets: tending to what’s been neglected, rebuilding what’s been broken, and making our neighborhoods a point of pride again.

Building housing isn’t just about numbers—it’s about community. We’re not a generic district, so why keep building generic housing? Let’s build the city of the future—one that reflects who we are. Housing is cultural infrastructure, just like concerts, art, and gathering spaces. It connects us. But that creative infrastructure is under threat—economically, politically, and socially. This region has global creative power, and we can use it to shape housing and public spaces that actually serve people. Let’s stabilize rents, build homes that reflect our culture, and protect the creative lifeblood of CD13.

Your taxes fund the city—so you should see the results. Basic services aren’t a privilege; they’re a right. The first step toward safety and accountability is making sure government does its job. That means showing up—not just at City Hall, but for your neighbors, your block, your people. We’re paying for a system that should work for us. It’s time we demand it does.