Neighborhood Investment

Fresno faces a $1.2 billion deferred maintenance, replacement, and installation backlog, including neighborhood sidewalks, streets, lighting, flood control, and other critical public needs.

Safer Neighborhoods

Crime rates have risen dramatically throughout Fresno and in District 1 neighborhoodswith no end in sight.

Cary is committed to keeping our residents safe. He will work to increase the number of public safety officers patrolling our streets while expanding community-based policing and diversion programs designed to reduce crime long-term by creating meaningful opportunities for our youth.

Keeping and Creating Jobs

Cutting the red tape takes more than rolling out a red carpet at City Hall. As a small business owner, Cary knows how critical it will be to eliminate the unnecessary bureaucracy that has caused delays for new business creation and expansion. This will lead to more jobs in Fresno.

Cary will advocate for incentives to create high-paying new jobs that provide vital services in targeted neighborhoods.

Taking Care of Our Seniors and Others in Need

The City of Fresno has some of the highest poverty levels of any major city in America. A majority of those living in poverty are seniors and families struggling to access essential services.

Cary is committed to expanding direct transportation methods for seniors, individuals with disabilities, and low-income families trying to access medical appointments, vital human services, and healthy food. Cary will also work to enhance the delivery of meals to families in need.

Quality of Life Matters for All

Access to great parks, libraries, and grocery stores is vital to our quality of life. City planning should support broad access to these services. Public transportation should be reliable and accessible for those who need it. We need excellent, high-performing schools and well-kept neighborhoods with regular street cleaning.

Cary is committed to keeping our residents safe. He will work to increase the number of public safety officers patrolling our streets while expanding community-based policing and diversion programs designed to reduce crime long-term by creating meaningful opportunities for our youth.

Cary will prioritize key areas neglected throughout District 1 and ensure that essential repairs, replacements, and long-awaited enhancements to improve our neighborhoods become a reality.