Scotty Hong
Candidate for City Council Member, Irvine, District 6 · City of Irvine Sustainability Commissioner
Scotty Hong serves as chief policy advisor to the Mayor of Irvine. He holds a master's degree in public administration from Cornell University, completed in 2025, and did his undergraduate studies at Harvard.
Hong's platform focuses on visible police patrols and faster response times, including a proposed local police substation; safer street crossings, continuous sidewalks, and better lighting; strengthening Irvine's free transit network with a new local route connecting homes, jobs, retail, and UCI; matching growth with infrastructure, mobility, public safety, parks, and city services; and running City Hall in a practical, disciplined, and accountable way with clear goals and transparent progress reports.
On the issues
- Public Safety & Policing
Wants visible police patrols, faster response times, and a new area police substation.
“Keep neighborhoods safe with visible patrols and faster response times”
Source → - Infrastructure & Transportation
Wants safer street crossings, better lighting at key intersections, continuous sidewalks, and an expanded free transit route connecting homes, jobs, retail, and UCI.
“Safer crossings and better lighting at key intersections”
Source → - Government, Elections & Democracy
Says City Hall should be practical, disciplined, and accountable, with clear goals, realistic timelines, and transparent progress reports.
“City Hall should be practical, disciplined, and accountable to the public”
Source → - Housing & Homelessness
Says growth must be matched with adequate infrastructure, mobility, public safety, parks, and city services.
“Growth must be matched with infrastructure, mobility, public safety, parks, and city services.”
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