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Our City has been actively working on a plan to reduce train horn noise, investments that could bring safety improvements as well.

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

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

The council voted 3-2 to approve the bicycle lanes, why I dissented.

Slowing cars down around schools to achieve Vision Zero - the global initiative to eliminate traffic fatalities.

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

Councilwoman Amourence Lee said, “I wanted to underscore my support for the study of the reduced speeds around schools."

San Mateo is marrying our data and our policy initiatives to make our streets safer!

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

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

Tonight our Council will consider adoption of two critical initiatives - the Bicycle Master Plan and the Climate Action Plan.

I’m excited to be a voice supporting affordable and workforce housing, as well as sustainable transportation infrastructure...

"...there was very clear evidence of the outreach efforts working and the participants really reflecting the diversity of our community,”