AMOURENCE LEE 

Year in review building a resilient community by creating prosperity, empowering people, and investing in placemaking.

It will take all of us together to make San Mateo a great place to live, work and raise a family!

It's time to invest and keep up the momentum of economic recovery in our downtown.

“Our community members will see and experience the benefits of those investments."

This decision is an investment in a shared vision to make our downtown a lively and vibrant destination for all.

Our Council approved bonus pay to recognize the city staff’s work over the pandemic

Our Council unanimously approved three land use and circulation alternatives, emphasizing studying options for building around transit.

In celebration of Women's History Month - I want to honor my Mom Squad! We led the charge to create the SMC Child Care Relief Fund...

San Mateo unanimously passed an emergency ordinance on hazard pay for essential workers at grocery and drug stores...

Extension of city-wide parklets & downtown street closures for outdoor dining.

Mayor Eric Rodriguez hosted the virtual State of the City, "We are going through a pivotal time in our history...

Billboard advertisements are possible, as long as the city protects the historic downtown and residential areas.

Let's talk post-pandemic growth trajectory and workforce housing with one of San Mateo's foremost women tech leaders Adrienne Down Coulson

I'm proud to have joined my City Council colleagues to unanimously put Measure W on the ballot. Everyone who lives, works or even just...

You are invited to join an important follow-up conversation to the New York Times Rothstein article on racism and segregation in San Mateo.

Since COVID-19 and the fires, Saint Vincent de Paul has served thousands of people in need, called to serve and motivated by faith.

On Monday, our council approved a contract for a new location for the Workers Resource Center - a program run through the Samaritan House.

National data show more women than men lost jobs as the economy shut down, dropped out of the workforce for lack of child care.

We have excellent dining options OPEN for take-out and outdoor dining on 25th Avenue and at the Hillsdale Mall. Enjoy!

Parents are buzzing to create child care solutions and it might feel like the wild west. Advice and resources, please share!