Anti-DWI Strategy

Urged council to move beyond 90 days of recommendations and take immediate, measurable action against drunk driving in memory of her sister Angelique.

Praised the Silver Streets Movement protests and urged council to prioritize public safety over vanity projects.

Critiqued the police anti-dwi presentation and argued that alcohol availability at city events contributes to the problem.

Argued that the anti-DWI strategy should incorporate public health and root-cause analysis rather than relying solely on police enforcement.

Founder of Sober Streets Movement spoke passionately in support of Item 32, demanding stronger action, prevention, and accountability for drunk driving tragedies.

Shared the heartbreaking story of her 18-year-old sister Angelique, who was killed by a drunk driver on New Year's Day 2026, demanding harsher consequences for offenders.

Urged city leaders to coordinate across departments and first responders to tackle the daily crisis of drunk driving.

Spoke in Spanish about the tragic loss of her son Mario, who was killed by an impaired driver.

Stressed the connection between mental health, substance abuse, and drunk driving, calling for greater prevention and education.