What We're Working On

This administration's promise to "stir the pot" wasn't just fun words...it was a determination to bring change to the city. To do it swiftly, and to do it WITH the people of Los Santos rather than behind closed doors. To define this generation's achievements by what we CAN do rather than by what we can't. Here's where we started with our campaign, and how we're coming along.

Financial Amplification Plan

After the devastating loss of 220 million from the State account via a "Senate Tax" prior to the start of the this administration taking office, our primary goal and focus has been on economic recovery and amplification. The people of Los Santos deserve to be able to thrive in the City. Paying our Law Enforcement, increasing the minimum wage pay at all levels, getting our musical talent paid, all of this and more is top of mind as we build out our infrastructure in the first term.

Civilian Advocacy Program

Beginning day one, another goal has been meeting with the Judiciary and senate in Los Santos especially with the purpose of drafting and passing new legislation and speeding along ongoing projects that you, the people of Los Santos, have been asking for. this office will be a voice of and for the people of los santos. Legislation proposals of this campaign can be viewed here on this site for review for those parties interested in learning more about what we're discussing in the city legal system.

Prison Reform

A long ongoing issue in this city, the Prison has too long been neglected. Our men and women in the corrections system need more life available to them, that's why we're working to bring them more jobs, more access to work outside the prison, and programs for parole in conjunction with the Judiciary of Los Santos. It is our aim to make life in prison a little less "grey" and a little more like the life elsewhere in the city.

Government Reform

In an ongoing effort to do better by the citizens of Los Santos, especially those under the banner of governmental influence, we're working towards increasing PD accountability in general as well as through an "External Affairs" program (see legislation proposal S.2126), providing assets and resources to all government employees including the UPD, recognizing those who SHOULD be government employees as such, providing state funding and resources more accessibly in all areas, and following through in our commitment to meet the needs of an evolving city.