Sign up for our eNewsletterBack in July, Scott Sherman joined Mayor Kevin Faulconer to announce several private landowners and public agencies that control property along the 17-mile San Diego River have joined cleanup efforts to remove trash and debris from the river.
MyWaterEasy is a new web-and-mobile based app which gives customers access to water usage, outage notifications and more. The customer portal enables customers to see their water usage anytime during the billing cycle
The city of San Diego is currently facing a severe housing crisis.
Since taking office in 2012, the City Council and Mayor Faulconer have been working tirelessly to improve the city’s crumbling infrastructure and working to deliver smooth and pristine roads that taxpayers demand.
By Scott Sherman | District 7 Dispatch After hundreds of complaints from San Diego residents about drastic increases to their water bill, City Auditor Eduardo Luna agreed to speed up and expand a planned audit of the city’s Public Utilities Department (PUD) to review water billing practices and examine the use of smart meter technology.
As part of an expanded effort to clean up the San Diego River, city crews have begun twice-weekly abatements in an aggressive campaign that will remove tons of waste and debris from one of San Diego’s most precious natural resources.
As we enter this new year, I am excited to continue working to improve our great city and the communities of District 7.
By Scott Sherman | District 7 Dispatch To stem the flow of departing police officers and keep San Diego neighborhoods safe, the city government and the San Diego Police Officers Association came to an agreement that will make officer salaries more competitive compared to other regional law enforcement agencies.
By Scott Sherman | District 7 Dispatch In the wake of devastating wildfires in Northern California and Anaheim, the San Diego Fire-Rescue Department has increased the number of on-duty firefighting crews.
By Scott Sherman | District 7 Dispatch
In response to the crippling housing crisis the San Diego region currently faces, the City Council recently approved a package of housing reform measures that will cut red tape and streamline the housing approval pipeline. These reforms will allow the construction of housing to move faster, therefore reducing the cost to build.