Priorities
The priorities Daisy already fights for
On the City Council, Daisy has worked on public safety, street repairs, and lowering Ontario's homeless counts — and in her day job she pushes for housing families can afford. As Mayor, she'll keep going.

01
Safe Neighborhoods
Daisy has stood up for public safety on the City Council, and she'll keep making sure families feel safe walking home and sending their kids to school.
- More patrols in residential neighborhoods
- Support and staffing for police and fire
- Safer routes and crossings near schools and parks
- Neighborhood watch support and funding
02
Housing Ontario Families Can Afford
As a Community Relations Manager, Daisy works to bring more attainable housing to lower-income neighborhoods. As Mayor, she'll make that a citywide priority.
- More attainable homes in lower-income neighborhoods
- First-time homebuyer and renter support
- Cut the red tape that stalls housing projects
- Protect longtime residents from being priced out
03
House the Unhoused
Ontario's homeless counts have come down with Daisy's support on the Council. She'll keep pairing shelter with real services so people can get back on their feet.
- Housing paired with health and job services
- Outreach teams in every neighborhood
- Clean, open parks and sidewalks
- Accountability for the results taxpayers pay for
04
Fix What's Broken
Daisy pushed the city to stop stalling and fill the potholes. Ontario's roads, pipes, and streetlights deserve repairs that last.
- Pothole repairs within days, not months
- Replace aging water and sewer lines
- Brighter, working streetlights citywide
- A public repair tracker anyone can check