10-29-26

www.montereycountynow.com OCTOBER 29-NOVEMBER 4, 2026 MONTEREY COUNTY WEEKLY 5 FISCAL RESPONSIBILITY Championed historic City reserves totaling $42.8 million, balanced the FY 2026–27 budget through $4.6 million in spending reductions, and launched the Roadmap to Resilience, a community-driven effort to bring residents into the conversation about Monterey's budget and financial future. OPENING THE DOORS TO CITY HALL Established City Council term limits and campaign contribution limits, and welcomed a record of new and diverse voices to City boards, creating more opportunities for residents to help shape Monterey's future. Launched HaveYourSayMonterey.org and the My Monterey Gov app to make it easier for residents to participate in local decisions and access City services. tyllerformonterey.org Serving Monterey With Gratitude and Pride Paid for by Tyller Williamson for Monterey Mayor 2026, FPPC #1487101 What we’ve accomplished together: INVESTING IN PUBLIC SAFETY Increased the Police Department budget by 44% since FY 2021–22, invested millions in emergency response vehicles and forest fuel reduction to protect our forested neighborhoods, and we brought together hundreds of residents and wildfire safety experts to strengthen community preparedness. BUILDING A BETTER MONTEREY More than 80 miles of Monterey roadways improved through voter-approved Measures P and S! Let's keep it up! As Chair of Monterey One Water, helped lead the expansion of Pure Water Monterey to secure our region's water future, and adopted the Housing Element, a comprehensive plan to create more housing opportunities for residents of all income levels.

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