Eli Arnold

“That means increasing housing supply, reducing unnecessary costs and delays, using public resources more effectively, and lowering everyday expenses where we can.”

Arnold connects housing supply and faster City processes to affordability.

“get people out of tents and into shelter.”

Arnold pairs emergency response with mental-health, addiction, and shelter interventions.

“Staffing our police and behavioral health response teams, strengthening investigations, enforcing the rules of the road, and addressing known risks before they become disasters.”

Arnold calls for police, behavioral-health, investigative, and traffic-safety capacity.