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Santa Monica, CA
Joined March 2023
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Mobility For Who retweeted
Incredible contradictions last night.
Locally, @streetsforall candidates swept in Santa Monica, West Hollywood, and Culver City. Our candidates also won in CD10 and CD14. Incredible mandate for change and progress.
Nationally, I don’t have words. Many of our major regional transportation priorities will put on ice for 4 years. And of course, that’s the least of it. 🤦♂️
Mobility For Who retweeted
Santa Monica voters with ethics will vote like this:
Barry, Dan, Ellis, Natalya.
Yes on K.
No on PSK.
Yes on QS. – at Santa Monica, CA
Mobility For Who retweeted
There’s a lot of hot air around this election but only four candidates with a real plan - Barry, Dan, Ellis, and Natalya.
For a safe, inclusive, and sustainable Santa Monica, vote for Barry, Dan, Ellis, Natalya, and YES on Measure K.
ALT For a safe, inclusive, and sustainable Santa Monica, vote for Barry Snell, Dan Hall, Ellis Raskin, and Natalya Zernitskaya and Yes on Measure K.
Mobility For Who retweeted
Some hot new Curbed Protected Bike Lanes at 26th and Broadway are on the ground. Thanks to @MobilityForWho for this #EyesOnTheStreet
santamonicanext.org/2024/10/…
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The pedestrian gates at Constitution Ave have been locked to the public for over 20 years. We want to see them re-opened, allowing veterans and community members a safe way to get to the other side of the 405. Tell the Feds to open the gates: mailchi.mp/streetsforall/con…
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@jessezwick, @GleamDavis thank you for your leadership and courage on the city council. 🫡 I don't think I could do that job on that dias with the patience, poise, and eloquence you both display.
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How will they fund them? Where will the money come from? The “Safer Santa Monica Slate” hasn’t said.
Meanwhile, the only item on the ballot which would ACTUALLY fund public safety was introduced by @jessezwick.
Jesse has endorsed Dan, Natalya, Barry, and Ellis.
.@SantaMonicaPD Violent and property crimes are up, yet our police force hasn't grown to match the need. The Safer Santa Monica Slate will FUND our police and firefighters, ensuring they have what they need to protect our communities and small businesses.
voteforsafersantamonica.com/
Mobility For Who retweeted
This group is endorsing the incumbent Mayor and the coalition currently in charge of Santa Monica politics and thinks they’ll be able to make change.
It’s nonsense. If you want change, vote Dan, Natalya, Barry, and Ellis.
.@DTSantaMonica Santa Monica has spent hundreds of millions to address homelessness, yet it's still a crisis. The Safer Santa Monica Slate will take action—removing encampments, banning outdoor sleeping, and giving first responders the tools they need. It’s time for real solutions! voteforsafersantamonica.com/
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Today at 3pm at Fountain and Havenhurst in West Hollywood there will be dueling pro-bike and anti-bike rallies. WeHo City has a fairly ambitious plan to make Fountain safer, including protected bike lanes. Opponents have expressed concerns about preserving on-street parking.
Mobility For Who retweeted
If you live in West Hollywood 👇
- show up Friday at 3pm and fight back against the NIMBYs
- sign the petition
- vote for John Erickson and Danny Hang, the only candidates who are committed to a safer Fountain Ave
Fountain Ave is too dangerous – there have been 93 crashes in the last 5 years, including one TODAY that sent three people to the hospital. It’s time to fix Fountain Ave. Join us to march for street safety this Friday at 3pm. More information here: mailchi.mp/streetsforall/fou…
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Fountain Ave is too dangerous – there have been 93 crashes in the last 5 years, including one TODAY that sent three people to the hospital. It’s time to fix Fountain Ave. Join us to march for street safety this Friday at 3pm. More information here: mailchi.mp/streetsforall/fou…
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Fantastic (and took way too many *years* to make this happen)!
Hopefully the first of many.
👏 @OfficialNWWNC
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Mobility For Who retweeted
Hot take: Police officers shouldn't be allowed to go 59 in a 25 in a public park that's not even in their own city.
Mobility For Who retweeted
In liberal Santa Monica, every major candidate tries to align themselves with the Democratic Party. Jason Mastbaum looks at who is supporting one of the candidates/slates and draws his own conclusions.
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Mobility For Who retweeted
City:
"We will charge you $100 if you block the box."
City Drivers:
"It's not my fault if I block the box. Sometimes the people I'm tailgating don't get through the light."
Mobility For Who retweeted
Bike It! Walk It! Bus It! Week is here, Oct. 7-11.
Skip the carpool and opt for a greener way to get to school! #BigBlueBus is giving students FREE rides all week long! Learn more at bigbluebus.com
#BikeItWalkItBusIt #TakeTheFriendlyRoad
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Infrastructure for pedestrians would get more funding if it was called infrastructure for people walking to and from their cars.
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Hop on board #BigBlueBus for #SoCalTransitWeek, September 30 - October 6! 🚍🎉
If you are not already a regular #BBB rider, we encourage you to forgo driving this week give #BBB a try! Together, we’ll reduce traffic and clean up the air by reducing driving and switching to affordable, sustainable, and convenient zero emission alternatives.
Take the #CleanAirPledge and #WeekWithoutDrivingChallenge, visit: santamonica.gov/blog/free-bi…
@movelatransit @cleanairca #CleanAirDay – at Santa Monica, CA
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These four candidates are who we need to make Santa Monica an inclusive, pro-housing city.
Please like, share, and send to your Santa Monica friends!
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Attention #BBBriders, @santamonicacity has started construction on the Safe Routes to School Pedestrian Improvements Project!
The project includes enhancements to crosswalks and walkways at six local schools including McKinley Elementary, Edison Language Academy, Santa Monica Alternative Schoolhouse (SMASH), John Muir Elementary, Franklin Elementary, and Grant Elementary.
What you can expect to see:
🚧Renewed crosswalks for better visibility and safety.
♿Rebuilt ADA curb ramps to ensure accessibility for all.
⚠️Curb extensions to calm traffic and enhance visibility.
These improvements support the city’s #VisionZero initiative aimed at reducing the number of fatal and severe injury crashes on our streets to ZERO, making Santa Monica safer for pedestrians, bikers, motorists, and BBB Riders!
#CleanandSafe #TakeTheFriendlyRoad – at Santa Monica, CA
