Kristine C. Alessio
Candidate for San Diego County Supervisorial District 4 · Attorney
Kristine Alessio is a La Mesa native and attorney who has served on the La Mesa City Council since 2012 and previously served as a La Mesa planning commissioner. She holds a law degree and works for her family's real estate and mini-storage business in Spring Valley.
Positions in brief
Alessio's platform centers on fixing neglected infrastructure — roads, storm drains, sidewalks, and parks — and improving government accountability.
Alessio says the district "has been overlooked while our neighborhoods have been left behind," citing potholes that damage cars, streets that flood, and unsafe or missing sidewalks. She argues residents "deserve safe roads, reliable storm drains, well-maintained parks," framing these as "basic responsibilities of local government" rather than luxuries, and says "the status quo has failed" the district.
On the issues
- Infrastructure & Transportation
Supports prioritizing repair of neglected roads, potholes, storm drains, and sidewalks.
“The status quo has failed District 4.”
Source → - Taxes & Cost of Living
Says residents paying taxes deserve reliable basic services in return.
“We pay our taxes. We deserve safe roads, reliable storm drains, well-maintained parks”
Source → - Government, Elections & Democracy
Calls for more responsive county government attentive to District 4's needs.
“District 4 has been overlooked while our neighborhoods have been left behind.”
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