Seven areas that reflect what Coastside residents consistently say matters most — traffic, parks, housing, resilience, a thriving local economy, and steady local leadership.
Beaches, open space, community character, responsible growth and local planning authority — including Measure A, Measure D and the Local Coastal Land Use Plan.
Explore Coastside Protection →Highway 92, Highway 1, local circulation, road safety, bike and pedestrian safety, and emergency access.
Explore Traffic & Transportation →The Coastal Trail, Poplar Beach, Carter Park, Smith Field, Magnolia Park and community gathering spaces.
Explore Parks & Trails →Affordable housing, farmworker housing, Stone Pine Cove, Housing Element requirements and responsible location and scale.
Explore Housing →Flooding, wildfire, emergency preparedness, power and communications reliability, sewer infrastructure and climate adaptation.
Explore Resilience →A vibrant downtown, a healthy tax base, and growth that pays its fair share instead of straining the budget further.
Explore Economic Vitality →Regional partnerships, county boards, state experience, fiscal responsibility, long-term planning and government accountability.
Explore Local Leadership →