![]() HELPING PEOPLE IN CRISIS FIND STABILITY
The number of people living in crisis in our public spaces is growing. As supervisor, I will work with community partners, mental health experts, law enforcement and state legislators, to strengthen the county’s response to the mental health and drug addiction crisis that is driving the rise of homelessness in our communities. By supporting and expanding effective and proven behavioral health programs, the county can help more people transition from living on the streets to being self-supporting. |
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TRANSPARENCY AND OPEN GOVERNMENT
I am proud of my reputation as a budget watchdog who is unafraid to take on special interests and call out government waste. As your next county supervisor, I pledge to continue my work for a more open, transparent government process to ensure taxpayers stay informed and up to date. |
ATTRACTING AND GROWING SMALL BUSINESSESGood local jobs are the bedrock of any thriving community. With record inflation, a global pandemic, and the largest hiring shortage in a generation, I promise to stand with business owners and defend against unfunded, expensive mandates and over-regulation placed on the backs of job creators.
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PARTNER REGIONALLY, TO KEEP YOU MOVINGI have made it my mission to do all that I can to cut the red tape, end the silos of gridlock, and to open new lanes and regional partnerships to improve our transportation system at every level. We cannot allow ego, personal agendas, or politics of the day to stop you from getting where you're going. I will get to work on day 1 to improve transportation in our county, including roads, transit, ferries, shuttles and new innovative modes to come. |
CLOSE LOOPHOLES, OPEN DOORS, EXPAND SERVICES THAT WORKMy experience in fighting waste, fraud and abuse in our region's largest transportation agency has uniquely prepared me to be your advocate for good government. As supervisor, I will work hard to expand our investments in the programs and services that work the best for you and your family. |
Contribution rules: Contributions or gifts to Debora Allen for Supervisor 2022 are not tax deductible. Election law requires us to publicly report cumulative contributions of $100 or more. We may not accept contributions from individual donors without their name, street address, and occupation and employer information. Contributions from any individual or entity in aggregate may not exceed $1,675 for the election cycle. Specific types of political committees may be allowed to contribute up to $5,000 per election cycle, but must be made by check. |