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\"It's our hope that this commission will have the power to enact safety measures along Highway 101 to prevent additional fatalities of pedestrians crossing the street,\" Franco said. She said Hernandez was struck on the stretch of Highway 101 north of Leucadia Boulevard around 7 p.m. after tripping and falling into the roadway. Franco described the location as lacking street lights and marked crosswalks and said a speeding SUV fled the scene.

Franco asked the commission to consider installing proper street lighting, crosswalks with activated lighting, enforced speed limits, camera-based enforcement to identify hit-and-run vehicles, and a marker in Hernandez's memory. She identified Hernandez as a mother of three who worked in fundraising at Scripps Hospital and formerly at UC San Diego.

Commissioners received the comments as part of the meeting's public-comment period; there was no formal commission motion or directive recorded in response to Franco's request during this meeting.

Speakers and organizations that also addressed the commission during public comment raised related community-safety topics, including youth substance-use prevention and neighborhood fire-safety concerns, which were considered in the commission's broader 2025 work-plan discussion.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Public Health and Safety Commission Meeting Live Stream 02/24/2025","oneSentenceSummary","A community member urged the Encinitas Public Health and Safety Commission to pursue lighting, crosswalks, and other measures on Highway 101 after a January hit-and-run fatality; commissioners heard the request during public comment but took no immediate action.","taxTitle","Encinitas, San Diego County, California","taxId",3828,"location","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":80,"_47":81,"_49":82,"_51":83,"_53":84,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":85,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":86,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6676784,"Encinitas public health and safety commission adopts 2025 work plan after edits and discussion",4780,1182000,5962000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2383719-3368095fa6391f70dedda7df72fa15d1&start=1182&end=5962","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2383719-3368095fa6391f70dedda7df72fa15d1/thumbnail_1182000.jpg","/articles/6676784/Encinitas/San-Diego-County/California/Encinitas-public-health-and-safety-commission-adopts-2025-work-plan-after-edits-and-discussion","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6676784-4246e2fd564e1fa59e8298051e4a2fc7/orig.mp4?Expires=1775487393&Signature=WxHfxCbXMSlNibRCQ5di~-abEshp-OCFTJmZ-ImnWiP8eEtLJLRPId8O3fh1U~IcRky8VIFuhV6evv-5THFqF-9wLN3uXrvFdvsCk3jSogPjY~5csiTo~bBI7YxRkdKuvJZ60xDSbVm~HLgJtNCJCCiZw41KA20z~T25O~TcN5sBZ2O-ibxQVl~eGphBol-PchqLaObKpRyjYnppNngI46GJRJo5ksdzE6l3miEmUNvZ77uFwzM5604h5XzMDm4YE01P18GVXblIpMFngPlG85Kzxmthd3xx~HMk-6sr4LcVuD6LZbo3Q-hi4EI5yTm6f~xA4SYqUUbhw9AwQIARwQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Encinitas Public Health and Safety Commission voted to approve a proposed calendar-year 2025 work plan and forward it to City Council, with the motion passing unanimously and Commissioner Sales absent.

The plan lays out strategic goals and actions on community outreach, interagency coordination, fire- and large-incident preparedness, youth substance-use prevention, and follow-up on the commission's 2024 recommendations on homelessness. Chair James Morton said the commission must recognize its role as influence rather than authority: \"This is not a position of authority. This is a position of influence,\" he said during discussion of how the group will engage with council and staff.

Commissioners spent the meeting refining language, combining duplicate items, and adding or clarifying partners and scopes. Revisions included adding the County Health and Human Services Agency and the county sheriff's department to coordination items; expanding a public-safety objective to explicitly include \"large-scale incidents\" such as wildland fires and floods; and moving identification of resource gaps into a strategic goal rather than a standalone item.

The commission also agreed to carry forward the recommendations adopted in its 2024 outcomes, including calls to update the Homeless Action Plan, to pursue Built for Zero (by-name list and case conferencing) approaches, and to explore shared-housing pilot options with the housing authority. Commissioners discussed a proposed community mental-health fair tied to Mental Health Awareness Month in May but noted the event would require significant staff and partner coordination; the commission recommended working with city staff and partner organizations to pursue the fair as a future (likely 2026) project depending on resources.

Multiple commissioners raised consistent barriers to implementation: infrequent meeting cadence and uneven attendance limited progress, and the commission lacks formal authority absent clear direction from City Council. Commissioners asked that a council liaison provide clearer priorities so the commission can target staff time and volunteer assignments.

Lois (city staff liaison) reviewed edits in real time during the meeting and confirmed the final draft would be transmitted to City Council on the consent calendar, where council may pull the item for discussion. A motion to accept the draft work plan was made and seconded; the clerk announced the motion passed unanimously with Commissioner Sales absent.

The commission scheduled its next regular meeting for March 17 and noted several near-term items: the fire department's March 3 wildfire-prevention workshop in Olivenhain, coordination with the sheriff on distributing crime-prevention media, and follow-up on implementing the 2024 homelessness recommendations.

Votes at a glance: Motion to accept the 2025 Public Health and Safety Commission work plan — approved (motion moved and seconded; motion passed unanimously with Commissioner Sales absent).","The Encinitas Public Health and Safety Commission voted to send a revised 2025 work plan to City Council after commissioners narrowed and clarified objectives, agreed to carry over 2024 recommendations on homelessness and public events, and noted barriers including meeting frequency and lack of council direction.","actionData","errors"]

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Relative of fatal hit-and-run urges Encinitas commission to seek safety upgrades on Highway 101

Encinitas public health and safety commission adopts 2025 work plan after edits and discussion