We are building a better south san diego county
Councilmember Moreno established the Climate Equity Fund in 2021 during discussions on the electric and gas franchise agreements, aiming to address the disproportionate impacts of climate change on marginalized and underserved communities. The fund, supported by franchise fee revenue, is dedicated to advancing projects that help these communities adapt to and mitigate the effects of climate change while promoting social equity. Since its creation, the fund has allocated over $12 million to critical projects in District 8, including park improvements, pedestrian safety enhancements, new streetlights, and traffic signal upgrades. Notable investments include $2.5 million for the creation of Boston Linear Park, $22.3 million for the first phase of Beyer Park construction, $7.9 million for Dennery Ranch Park development, and $9.6 million and $10.5 million for Riviera Del Sol and Hidden Trails Neighborhood Parks, respectively. Additionally, $3.3 million was allocated to Otay Mesa Fire Station 49 to enhance emergency response capabilities. These investments not only provide vibrant and accessible recreational spaces but also improve public safety and community infrastructure, significantly enhancing the quality of life and resilience of District 8 residents.
Since being elected, Councilmember Moreno has been a proactive leader in promoting community cleanliness and environmental responsibility by organizing over 45 dumpster drop-offs and removing over 230 tons of debris across her district. These dumpster drop-offs have played a crucial role in encouraging responsible waste disposal among residents, significantly enhancing the overall cleanliness and health of the community. By providing easily accessible sites for disposing of large and potentially hazardous materials, these events have helped prevent illegal dumping, thus protecting local ecosystems. These activities not only foster a sense of community pride but also contribute to the sustainability and beautification of the neighborhood, making it a more attractive and safe place to live and work.
As Councilmember, Vivian led the effort to pave the district’s dirt roads and alleys, which the city had dubbed “Unimproved Streets,” an outdated provision in the Municipal Code that had long prevented city workers from improving these roads, effectively leaving them neglected and in poor condition. Recognizing the significant impact that paved roads and alleys could have on community accessibility and safety, Vivian led the charge to bring these essential infrastructure projects to the forefront of the city's agenda. Her efforts paid off, leading to a successful amendment that cleared the way for city intervention on these unimproved streets.
Additionally, Vivian also played a pivotal role in securing the necessary funding for the city to conduct comprehensive studies on the best approaches to paving these roads and alleys. Her leadership not only set the groundwork for future improvements but also highlighted her commitment to enhancing the infrastructure and quality of life for her constituents in District 8.
Councilmember Moreno has been a strong advocate for arts and culture in South San Diego, consistently promoting initiatives that benefit the local communities. She has been particularly instrumental in the establishment and enhancement of the Chicano Park Museum, having not only personally raised $40,000 through a private fundraising event but also securing an additional $100,000 in city funds for critical building upgrades and improvements. Furthermore, her collaboration with Mayor Gloria led to the allocation of $2.8 million for the Cypress Drive Cultural Corridor project in San Ysidro, which aims to enhance mobility and integrate public art into the heart of this historic village, enriching its cultural landscape.
Councilmember Moreno has called for clearer enforcement against illegal street activities by the homeless, while simultaneously increasing shelter spaces and support services like mental health and addiction treatments. Vivian advocated for using existing city and county facilities to expand shelter availability and insisted on involving county social and mental health workers in outreach efforts to address underlying issues among the homeless population. Additionally, together with Father Joe’s Villages, Chelsea Investment Corp. and the San Diego Housing Commission, Vivian opened Benson Place which provides 82 units of supportive housing for people experiencing homelessness.
As chair of the Land Use and Housing Committee of the City Council, Councilmember Moreno pushed forward extensive reforms to build more housing that families can afford. Additionally, Vivian helped distribute $218 million in emergency rental assistance to 18,000 families who needed help during the pandemic. To ensure that this kind of assistance continues, Vivian supported $3.57 million in funding to establish a Housing Stability Fund to provide a rental subsidy of up to $500 per month for struggling families in San Diego.
Since being elected to represent District 8, there has been a significant increase in investment into the area, with over $141 million allocated towards enhancing local infrastructure and amenities. This funding encompasses a variety of projects aimed at enriching the community's quality of life, notably through the development and improvement of numerous parks acrossSouth San Diego.
Boston Linear Park has received $2.5 million to foster a green and recreational space for families and residents to enjoy. Beyer Park was allocated $22.3 million, to initiate the construction for the first phase of Beyer Park. Dennery Ranch Park, a significant project, received a $7.9 million investment. Riviera Del Sol Neighborhood Park and Hidden Trails Neighborhood Park have received $9.6 million and $10.5 million, respectively. Additionally, the allocation includes $3.3 million towards the construction of Otay Mesa Fire Station 49, greatly improving emergency response services in the district. By creating vibrant, well-maintained, and accessible public spaces, these projects contribute to the well-being and happiness of the community, fostering environments where residents can relax, play, and come together, thus enhancing the overall quality of life in District 8.
"Until our neighborhoods are invested in the same way the rest of San Diego is, we are not done building a better
South San Diego County"
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Email: Vivian@vivianmoreno.com
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Jeremy Addis-Mills
(760) 880-4397 or jeremy@digitalimpactand.com
