http://www.sandiego.gov/citycouncil/cd1/ Photo Feature - Council District 1 - City of San Diego en-us http://www.sandiego.gov/ http://www.sandiego.gov/citycouncil/cd1/ /citycouncil/cd1/newsevents/issues/pensionreform2.shtml Sherri has been a leader in pension reform, approving the historic retiree healthcare deal that will save the city hundreds of millions of dollars and cutting salaries citywide, including her own and that of her staff. 65 carousel /citycouncil/cd1/newsevents/issues/managedcompetition.shtml Sherri has worked to implement managed competition, which saves taxpayers as city departments compete with private bidders to come up with innovative ways to cut costs while delivering high-quality services. 60 carousel /fm/proposed/index.shtml After years of hard work and reform, the City of San Diego has balanced its budget. Sherri wants to ensure continued financial stability while improving the city's infrastructure and responsibly restoring city services. 55 carousel /citycouncil/cd1/newsevents/issues/waterpolicy.shtml With her Comprehensive Water Policy, Sherri has taken a leadership role in ensuring that San Diego will have an affordable and sustainable water supply. 50 carousel /citycouncil/cd1/newsevents/issues/econdevstrategies.shtml As a small business owner, Sherri knows the challenges facing San Diego's companies. As chair of the Economic Development and Strategies Committee, Sherri is working to craft a long-term vision for San Diego's economy while finding ways to cut red tape at City Hall. 45 carousel /citycouncil/cd1/newsevents/issues/streetrepairs.shtml Sherri is working for you to see that the streets are repaved, potholes are filled, library and rec centers maintain their hours and that our public safety workers have the tools and staff to do their jobs. Since Sherri has taken office, more than 25 miles of roads have been repaved in District 1. She also ended fire engine brownouts and successfully kept our libraries and rec centers open. 40 carousel /citycouncil/cd1/pdf/111014councilpolicy.pdf San Diego's economy and quality of life depend on a reliable and relatively inexpensive supply of water. San Diego needs to establish guiding principles through which we will ensure that our water supply remains both secure and affordable. 35 archive http://www.sandiego.gov/citycouncil/cd1/newsevents/issues/streetrepairs.shtml After years of deferred maintenance, our City's streets are in poor condition. Believing that basic city services need to be a top priority, Sherri is working to get our streets back in shape. 30 archive /citycouncil/cd1/newsevents/issues/budgetfy12.shtml Councilmember Lightner, working with her Council colleagues, was able to close the budget gap while preserving public safety and essential neighborhood services. 5 archive http://www.sandiego.gov/citycouncil/cd1/newsevents/issues/brownouts.shtml 4 archive http://www.sandiego.gov/citycouncil/cd1/newsevents/issues/highspeedrail.shtml Have a say in the high-speed rail project coming to San Diego. 3 archive http://www.sandiego.gov/citycouncil/cd1/newsevents/issues/ccfwp.shtml Councilmember Sherri Lightner, the Rancho Penasquitos Fire Safe Council, and other local community organizations and leaders have teamed up to start San Diego's first Community Canyon Fire Watch Program. 2 archive http://www.sandiego.gov/water/conservation/drought/droughtlevels2.shtml A Level 2 Drought Alert is now in effect. Find out more information about when you can water. 1 carousel