Wendy Wang
Candidate for City Council (At-Large), San Gabriel · Businesswoman/Boardmember/Caregiver
Wendy Wang has lived in San Gabriel for nearly 23 years. She immigrated to the United States at age six, was raised by a single mother, and attended McKinley Elementary, Jefferson Middle and Gabrielino High School, where she played competitive basketball and shot put and took part in FBLA and Key Club. She has worked for nearly nine years as a caregiver through the Los Angeles County In-Home Supportive Services program and is a member of SEIU Local 2015. She also describes herself as a businesswoman, nonprofit executive and board member, and youth advocate.
Campaign site lists four priority areas (transparent government, public safety, quality of life, small businesses and working families) and a six-point action plan including a one-stop permit process, competitive waste contracts, budget oversight and a Youth Commission.
On the issues
- Government, Elections & Democracy
Wants city information made clear and easy to access, open and competitive bidding, and stronger resident oversight.
“Making city information clear and easy to access, promoting open and competitive bidding, strengthening resident oversight, and ensuring taxpayer dollars are spent responsibly.”
Source → - Public Safety & Policing
Supports first responders, emergency preparedness and better coordination among public safety partners.
“Supporting first responders, strengthening emergency preparedness and crisis response, improving coordination among public safety partners, and keeping San Gabriel’s residents, businesses, and neighborhoods safe.”
Source → - Taxes & Cost of Living
Calls for stronger oversight of the city budget and clear public reporting on how sales tax revenue is spent.
“Taxpayers deserve to know how revenue is spent, where it goes, and what visible, measurable results it delivers for our community.”
Source → - Infrastructure & Transportation
Lists improving infrastructure and protecting parks and public spaces among quality-of-life priorities.
“Improving infrastructure, protecting parks and public spaces, maintaining clean and welcoming neighborhoods, and strengthening programs for seniors, families, and young people.”
Source → - Economy & Jobs
Proposes a one-stop business support system for permits, licensing and city requirements.
“Creating a one-stop resource hub to make city services easier to access, support local businesses and working families, and improve communication with City Hall.”
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