Partnering with EPACENTER

East Palo Alto City Council Prioritizes Arts and Culture Through EPACENTER Partnership In a recent East Palo Alto City Council meeting, a significant step was taken to enrich our community's cultural landscape. The City Council voted to make collaborating with EPACENTER a city priority, a move I strongly

Ask311: Search Vehicle Accidents and Illegal Dumpings Near You with AI

I built a tool that uses AI and maps to help you search for local vehicle accidents and illegal dumping data. Just enter an address and question—like “how many crashes near University & Purdue?”—and get answers pulled from real public records. Try it out!

Let's Open Up the YMCA to EPA Residents

East Palo Alto City Council has long prioritized community health as a goal of the city. We are heading into budgeting season for the city, and I think we should put our money where our mouth is. As a Member of City Council, I will be proposing a pilot program

Meeting Up with Churrobots - EPA's Local Robotics Team

I met with East Palo Alto's very own robotics team, the Churrobots, last night. I remembered reading about their national competition appearance in Houston last year. It's fantastic to see the Churrobots thriving! They're a true source of pride for East Palo Alto, a

Let There Be Light!

During my East Palo Alto City Council campaign, I pledged to address our city's finances and put our $140 million reserve to better use. Our residents deserve to see their tax dollars invested in projects that improve our community, not just accumulating interest in bank accounts. Webster Lincoln