Councilmember· 2020-12-10–2028-12-11
Raul Campillo
San Diego
About
Raul Campillo's platform focuses on community protection and local quality-of-life issues, highlighted by efforts to regulate e-bikes for public safety and pursuing ballot measures to protect free public parking at San Diego beaches and parks.
Campaign promises (2)
- infrastructureProposed a ballot measure to guarantee that parking at San Diego beaches and Mission Bay Park remains free.Related votes
- public-safetyProposed new age and passenger regulations for e-bikes to improve public safety in the city.
Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 37
- Total speaking time
- 3:16:23
- Avg per meeting
- 5:18
- Segments
- 2223
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Top issues during term (13)(Roads)
Mira Mesa Senior Center parking lot repairs
Repair cost not yet estimated; speakers cited an $11 million facilities fund and a $1 million community fund as funding sources.
Pavement Management Plan Annual Update
No new spending authorized; future funding requests would come through the budget process.
Draft Bicycle Master Plan comment period
El Camino Real bridge replacement
Up to $42 million in grant funding sought; $940,000 accepted from SFID.
TransNet street and transportation funding for 2027
About $49.1 million in TransNet sales tax revenue funds street repairs and safety projects in the coming fiscal year.
Multimodal Transportation Safety Team
$1.45 million, reimbursed through RMRA funds with no general fund impact.
B Street Pedestrian Corridor Project (Item 101)
Funds construction of downtown pedestrian improvements via Civic San Diego.
FY2027 road repair funding
$39.5 million in RMRA funds, plus $2.4 million for speed management and $1 million for pavement assessment.
Parking Meter Revenue for Neighborhood Street Repairs
$1.8 million per year drawn from parking meter zone fund balances.
San Ysidro infrastructure grant
$320,000 in new grant funding, no local match noted.
Sunday paid parking in neighborhood meter zones
Loses about $1.4 million budgeted this fiscal year and $2.8 million annually, adding to the city's $88.8 million deficit.
Fenton Parkway Bridge land dedication
About $93,000 from the transportation department; the $53 million bridge is mostly funded by SDSU and impact fees.
Citywide speed limit reductions
$2.4 million from the general fund in FY27 for about 3,000 new signs and 1,200 poles.
Decisions during term (1)
Recorded while Campillo was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
Voting record (0)(Roads)
No votes found matching Roads.