About JesseJesse was born and raised in San Bernardino County. His first job was pressure washing trucks and changing tires. Eventually he saved up enough money to start his own real estate business where he employs local residents. Jesse also bought his first home in our community and today, he is raising his family here. Jesse’s public service record began when he served a term on the Fontana School Board, where he helped introduce technology into local classrooms. He went on to serve on the Fontana City Council, where he is currently the Mayor Pro-Tem for the city. On the Council, Jesse has helped retain businesses and attract new businesses to our region, creating jobs.
Jesse is running for Supervisor to help improve our quality of life and help San Bernardino County recover from Covid-19. Jesse wants to use his experience as a businessman to help create jobs and aide our economic recovery. Jesse also knows Covid-19 has shown how important health care is, which is why Jesse wants to expand access to health care and reduce prescription drug prices at our county hospitals. As our Supervisor, Jesse will work to represent us!
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Jesse is committed to working for us.
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CREATE GOOD WAGE JOBSJesse is a small business owner who knows what it takes to create livable wage jobs. He used that experience to attract jobs to our region as a City Councilman and will continue to create jobs as our County Supervisor.
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BETTER HEALTH CARECOVID-19 has shown how important access to health care is. That is why Jesse is running for Supervisor, to expand access to health care and reduce prescription drug prices at our local county hospitals.
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FISCAL RESPONSIBILITYAs a City Councilman, Jesse helped make Fontana one of the best fiscally managed cities in the country by balancing the city budget with rainy-day reserve funds, without raising taxes. As our Supervisor, Jesse will work to ensure our county budget is balanced, so we don't cut vital services.
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ADDRESS HOMELESSNESSJesse is proposing new solutions to the homelessness crisis such as expanding homeless shelters and mental health services, and deploying mental health professionals to shelters. These policies have helped reduce the homeless population in San Diego and they can work here.
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