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Chula Vista City Council
July 16, 2024

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Before any more funding is directed to the unsheltered program a transparent complete and public report should be made to the public the TAXPAYERS that include the following information.

1. What is the amount of money allocated for this program?

2. What is the budget for each program if there is more than one?

3. How much money has it been used total for this year 2024.

4. What is the average pay for those managing the program?

5. How many people are employed in total.

6. How many people are employed for each program.

7. What is the average pay for those working with the clients?

8. Who is overall in charge of the unsheltered program?

9. What is the total amount already spent for each program if more than one?

10. How many employees does each program have.

11. What are the requirements/qualifications for those doing outreach?

12. How many (total number) tiny homes are in Chula Vista

13. How many are they in use.

14. How many unsheltered individuals have used them.

15. What is the average stay for how long?

16. What happened to them after they left?

17. How many repeated unsheltered clients (more than one time)

18. How many males? How many Females? How many males with children?

19. How many Females with Children? How many with both parents and children

20. How many with pets? were they able to stay with their pets? How many seniors?

21. How many disable physical restricted movement?

22. How many disables of other noticeable disability)

23. How many unsheltered came from other cities.

24. Imperial beach,

25. National City,

26. San Isidro,

27. San Diego

Thank you in advance is always satisfying when one is aware of how tax dollars are being spent.

Very Respectfully
John Acosta
Senior and Veterans Advocate
Gerontologist ret.

USN ret.

CANDIDATE'S STATEMENT OF QUALIFICATIONS
See the Candidate Filing Guide and Elections Code S 13307 for Candidate's Statement guidelines and requirements.

Jurisdiction Name
(ALL CAPS) CITY OF CHULA VISTA
Office Title:
(Title case)
City Attorney
Candidate Name:
(ALL CAPS)

MARCO VERDUGO

Occupationl:
(Title Case Deputy City Attorney

Age: (O
tional)
Gender (M or F):

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Election Date: November 7, 2023
1 The occupation to appear on the Candidate's Statement is not restricted by the California Elections Code It does not have on the ballot. It can be more descri tive and have more than three words. at e occupation
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The City Attorney's job is to protect our families and finances. Marco Verdugo is tough, tested, and trusted to get the job done.

Marco Verdugo is a Deputy City Attorney with over a decade of experience serving the people. He's rooted out wasteful spending in city contracting, enforced fair pay laws, and cut through red tape to add affordable housing. Marco Verdugo knows the job inside and out — he'll fight for us.

Marco Verdugo is a lifelong Chula Vistan who will put our community first. Born and raised here and with children in our public schools, we know Marco Verdugo will work for a safe, livable, and affordable Chula Vista for all.

As City Attorney, Marco Verdugo will be our strong, independent voice. He'll ensure city officials comply with the law. He'll fight waste and fraud so we invest more in city services and street repair. To prevent crime, Marco will enforce strong gun safety laws and support community policing. He'll use his legal expertise to help our city stop downtown San Diego's homeless crisis from taking root here. Marco Verdugo will keep our families safe and our city finances strong.

Marco Verdugo is endorsed by: Chula Vista Councilmembers Alonso Gonzalez, Andrea Cardenas, and Carolina Chavez, Chula Vista School Boardmember Cesar Fernandez, and San Diego City Attorney Mara Elliott.

Marco Verdugo for City Attorney - Protecting Chula Vista MarcoVerdugo.com
I understand that I am responsible for the cost of this statement, that payment of the estimated cost is due at the time of filing, and that I may be billed or refunded the difference in cost based on the final cost.

Estimated cost (due at time of filing):

City Attorney: $2,400
(Please make checks payable to City of Chula Vista or pay by credit card at v. chul isla didafcs

Unethical Business Practices of Democrats
in Chula Vista Exposed
San Diego News Desk4 weeks ago03 mins
The recent revelation of the unethical business
practices of Democrats in Chula Vista has come to
light, and it’s not a good look for the party. And
City Councilmember Andrea Cardenas
showing that corruption is involved
with all the Council members.

The fact that Democrats in Chula Vista have been
engaging in such unethical business practices is
truly disappointing, and it raises questions about their commitment to transparency and accountability . It’s crucial that these issues are addressed and resolved promptly to restore the trust of the people of Chula Vista in their elected officials.

Verdugo proposes council member suspension
By Albert Fulcher
11/24/2023 • Chula Vista City Attorney candidate Attorney Marco Verdugo held a press conference in the
Chula Vista City Council courtyard Monday,
proposing
• a three-point comprehensive Anti-Corruption
Action Plan to fight corruption and hold City
Hall accountable.
• “Chula Vista is infamous for its campaign
finunlimited timeframe of which candidates
are allowed ance loopholes, most notably
the to carry debt after the election,” he
said.

Verdugo wants to clearly define “extension
of credit”
• My plan is a commitment to restoring faith in
our city’s governance and ensuring that Chula
Vista is a model for ethical leadership

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