Residents First
David's approach is built around public safety, responsible development, fiscal responsibility, economic opportunity, and protecting the quality of life that makes Moreno Valley a great place to live.
Support law enforcement and first responders.
A growing city needs public safety resources that grow with it.
David supports the Riverside County Sheriff's Department, CAL FIRE, and local first responders. He believes Moreno Valley must provide the resources needed to keep families, neighborhoods, businesses, and public spaces safe while ensuring response capacity keeps pace with population and development.
Growth should improve Moreno Valley - not overwhelm it.
Development should create opportunity while protecting residents' quality of life.
David supports balanced economic growth and responsible developers who care about Moreno Valley's future. He believes major projects should be evaluated for their effects on traffic, roads, infrastructure, public safety, neighborhoods, open space, and long-term city finances.
David supports a moratorium on additional warehouses and believes the city should pursue a more balanced mix of development and employment opportunities.
Good-paying careers and a stronger local economy.
Economic growth should create lasting value for residents.
David supports development that brings good-paying career opportunities, strengthens local businesses, expands the city's economic base, and creates a healthier balance between housing, employment, retail, services, and community needs.
Thoughtful decisions with taxpayer dollars.
City government should plan carefully and spend responsibly.
David's background in business and contracting reinforces his belief in accountability, careful budgeting, long-term planning, and making decisions based on the best interests of residents rather than short-term pressure.
Protect what residents value about their community.
Safe neighborhoods, open space, manageable traffic, and responsive city government matter.
David believes District 2 residents should have a strong voice in decisions that affect their neighborhoods. He wants City Hall to listen early, communicate clearly, and make balanced decisions that preserve the character and livability of Moreno Valley.
Listen first. Decide thoughtfully. Stay accountable.
Residents deserve leaders who listen, who care, and who act.
David has spent years speaking before City Council on projects and issues, both for and against. He understands the importance of public participation and believes elected officials should remain accessible, explain their decisions, and treat community input with respect.
Experienced Leadership. Responsible Growth.
David is ready to bring a balanced, resident-focused approach to Moreno Valley City Council District 2.