The economy & cost of living
Support local jobs, small businesses, and responsible city budgeting so San Jacinto families can keep more of what they earn and see public dollars used wisely.
San Jacinto City Council 2026
Susan Acevedo is running for San Jacinto City Council to focus on the everyday issues residents feel most: the economy and cost of living, public safety, homelessness, and stronger community services.
Priorities
The campaign message is simple: make San Jacinto safer, more affordable, and better supported by city services that meet residents where they are.
Support local jobs, small businesses, and responsible city budgeting so San Jacinto families can keep more of what they earn and see public dollars used wisely.
Strengthen neighborhood safety, improve response, and make San Jacinto’s streets, parks, schools, and public spaces safer for everyone.
Bring compassionate, practical solutions to homelessness while strengthening the community services residents rely on.
Contribute
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Use this section for contribution disclaimers, donor eligibility language, and the official campaign finance notice approved by the treasurer.
Donate through ActBlueThis section is ready for Susan’s official biography: her connection to San Jacinto, why she is running, and what kind of leadership residents can expect from her on the City Council.
Connect the slogan to concrete safety, affordability, and services language so it feels local and practical.
Tie quality of life to safe neighborhoods, responsive city services, local businesses, and public spaces residents can use with confidence.
Use the same slogan, colors, type, and priority wording across the website, signs, buttons, mailers, and social posts.
Whether you can volunteer, host a conversation, request a yard sign, or help share Susan’s message, this is the place to start.
Voter information
This section can be expanded with registration deadlines, vote center information, and official campaign events once the campaign calendar is finalized.
San Jacinto City Council members are elected at large, meaning council members represent the whole city.
View city council informationRiverside County Registrar of Voters maintains official election information, calendars, and voter resources.
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