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I kept my promise. When I was elected in 2006, I promised the residents of Costa Mesa that I would be fiscally responsible. My vote on Tuesday night to approve employee agreements means we will not waste another $253,999 each month for not having agreements. Over four years we expect to save $7.2 million through reductions in employees’ take-home pay. Being fiscally responsible means negotiating with employees in good faith realizing no deal is perfect. Our employees...

The Elephant in the Room FOUR IMPORTANT POINTS TO CONSIDER 1. Using the word “unsustainable” pensions and thinking we can make them sustainable overnight in Costa Mesa is unrealistic and a straw man argument. OC Supervisor John Moorlach agrees that state’s billion dollar pension problem cannot be solved in Costa Mesa. I am committed to pension reform, however, I contend that, in order to effectively implement this reform, all city and other agencies with CalPERS...

Developer withdraws LED application “Developer withdraws LED application. Issue off the front burner for now. I will continue to watch this issue. Perhaps a new city council will be asked to approve next year. Many residents have many concerns so hopefully it is dead in the water.”-Wendy

I kept my promise.

When I was elected in 2006, I promised the residents of Costa Mesa that I would be fiscally responsible. My vote on Tuesday night to approve employee agreements means we will not waste another $253,999 each month for not having agreements. Over four years we expect to save $7.2 million through reductions in employees’ take-home pay. Being fiscally responsible means negotiating with employees in good faith realizing no...

The Elephant in the Room

FOUR IMPORTANT POINTS TO CONSIDER 1. Using the word “unsustainable” pensions and thinking we can make them sustainable overnight in Costa Mesa is unrealistic and a straw man argument. OC Supervisor John Moorlach agrees that state’s billion dollar pension problem cannot be solved in Costa Mesa. I am committed to pension reform, however, I contend that, in order to effectively implement this reform, all city and...

Police officers go pink for the cure

Costa Mesa police officers gathered outside the Susan G. Komen office Thursday afternoon wearing pink shirts in honor of breast cancer awareness month. They will be donning pink shirts, instead of normal white undershirts, underneath their uniforms for the entire month of October. Costa Mesa police association president Allen Rieckhof, from front left, Susan G Komen for the Cure executive director Lisa Wolter,...

Free Sarah Palin Rally for Volunteers

Wendy’s volunteers will be calling and walking this weekend and all next week. Call 949-645-8319 for times when Wendy’s volunteers will be at the Costa Mesa HQs. Download the Invitation here

Costa Mesa Community Rally for Wendy Leece

COSTA MESA PRO CLASSIC MEN’S PROFESSIONAL TENNIS T...

COSTA MESA, CA September 26, 2010 – South Africa’s Fritz Wolmarans [3] played top notch tennis in today’s final match at the 2010 Costa Mesa Classic Men’s Professional Tennis Tournament, Costa Mesa Tennis Center. Wolmarans defeated South Carolina’s Robbye Poole [4] 6-0, 6-3. Poole’s timing seemed a bit off, he produced error after error and, although he won 3 games in the second set, he was not able to win the...

Developer withdraws LED application

“Developer withdraws LED application. Issue off the front burner for now. I will continue to watch this issue. Perhaps a new city council will be asked to approve next year. Many residents have many concerns so hopefully it is dead in the water.”-Wendy

Crime Prevention and Control Policy:

Crime prevention and control is something every city has to uniquely tackle by taking into account the infrastructure, the culture, the population demographics, and topography of that particular city. Under the excellent leadership of the Costa Mesa Mayor, Allan Mansoor and the City Council, Costa Mesa serious crime rate has gone down 12%. This is not to say that we no longer need to address the crime that remains a...

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