Protecting Menifee
Nearly 400 acres preserved
During Ben’s time on the Council, the City acquired nearly 400 acres that will remain open public space—protecting part of Menifee’s character as the city grows.
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Keep the work moving.
District 2 deserves more than promises. Ben combines a working knowledge of city government with a clear plan for safer neighborhoods, responsible growth, and a stronger quality of life.
Progress residents can see
A record grounded in action
Ben’s first term has focused on protecting what residents value, making city leadership more accessible, and moving long-term projects from discussion toward delivery.
Accessible government
District 2 at the table
Ben hosted a District 2 town hall at Kathryn Newport Middle School, bringing residents together with city leadership, department directors, and public-safety officials.
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Prepared leadership
Experience that moves work forward
Six years on the Planning Commission prepared Ben to weigh infrastructure, land use, environmental impacts, jobs, and neighborhood concerns before making major decisions.
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A practical agenda for District 2
Menifee is growing quickly. Ben’s approach is to set clear priorities, demand accountability, and make sure growth improves daily life for the residents who are already here.
Safe Neighborhoods
Keep Menifee Police and emergency services equipped to respond, improve dangerous roads and intersections, and use public-safety technology only with strong safeguards for privacy and accountability.
Smart Growth
Evaluate development on its actual impacts and benefits, protect existing neighborhoods, and require growth to contribute its fair share toward roads, utilities, and public facilities.
Strong Community
Complete the city amphitheater, pursue a regional park, improve existing parks, protect open space, and attract more recreation, dining, entertainment, and quality jobs.
Fiscal Responsibility
Prioritize the infrastructure backlog, compete for state and federal funding, and make transparent decisions that deliver durable value for every taxpayer dollar.
Residents first