Urban Habitat endorses Wendy Aragon for San Francisco PUC advisory seat

During a recent San Francisco County government meeting, community leaders voiced strong support for Wendy Aragon's nomination to the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission (SFPUC) Community Advisory Committee (CAC). Larissa Casillas, program director for Urban Habitat, highlighted Aragon's ability to engage in complex policy discussions while fostering collaboration among diverse perspectives. Casillas emphasized Aragon's commitment to equity and her track record of service, noting her dedication to the city and her skills as a coalition builder.

Jesse Fernandez, a community organizer with People Organizing to Demand Economic and Environmental Rights, also spoke in favor of Aragon. He praised her involvement in efforts to secure affordable housing at the Balboa Reservoir and expressed confidence in her ability to make advisory spaces more accessible and equitable for low-income and immigrant communities.

The meeting underscored the importance of representation in local decision-making processes, particularly for marginalized groups. As the community continues to advocate for inclusive governance, the nomination of Aragon reflects a broader commitment to ensuring that diverse voices are heard in San Francisco's policy discussions.

The support for Aragon's appointment signals a positive step towards enhancing community engagement and addressing the needs of residents in San Francisco. As the city moves forward, the focus remains on building a more equitable and representative governance structure that prioritizes the voices of all its citizens.