PILLAR 01
Transparency, Accountability & Open Government
Gray places open government at the center of her campaign and frames accountability as an obligation to the people City Hall represents.
- Make City Hall more open to the public.
- Strengthen transparency and accountability to residents.
- Give residents a meaningful voice and clearer visibility into what is happening in their city.
PILLAR 02
Greater Public Participation & Accessibility
The article includes a tangible access reform and a broader promise of resident-facing leadership.
- Move City Council meetings from the current 2 p.m. schedule to evening hours to encourage participation.
- Expand public discussion during Council meetings and create more opportunity for residents to be heard.
- Maintain an accessible mayor’s office where residents can meet and speak with the mayor.
PILLAR 03
Affordability, Housing & Protecting Longtime Residents
Gray’s affordability objective is expressed through three resident needs: being able to live in Inglewood, buy in Inglewood, and remain in Inglewood.
- Keep affordability central as investment and property values rise.
- Help ensure residents can afford to live in and buy into the community.
- Protect the ability of people who already live in Inglewood to continue to stay.
PILLAR 04
Development That Benefits Residents
Gray does not reject development; she asks who benefits from it. The governing principle is that successful growth should translate into tangible gains for residents and neighborhoods.
- Assess development through the benefit it delivers to the people who live in Inglewood.
- Ensure every neighborhood shares in the city’s progress.
- Make the next phase of growth more resident-focused.
PILLAR 05
Public Safety & Police Accountability
The platform frame joins safe communities with accountable policing and public trust.
- Prioritize public safety as a core quality-of-life concern.
- Support restoration of a civilian Police Oversight Commission, as reported in the article.
- Support establishment of a body-camera policy for the Police Department, as reported in the article.
- Strengthen public discussion and accountability around policing.
PILLAR 06
Quality of Life: Traffic & Parking
Gray identifies traffic and parking as practical issues that the city’s next phase of development must address.
- Improve parking management.
- Improve traffic management.
- Treat event-era growth and development as a quality-of-life responsibility for residents.
PILLAR 07
Term Limits & Leadership Renewal
Gray supports the implementation of term limits. This major commitment would establish a leadership renewal standard that applies beyond any one officeholder.
- Establish reasonable mayoral term limits as an enduring governance standard.
- Apply the reform to every mayor, including Gray herself, rather than framing it around one incumbent.
- Connect periodic leadership renewal to the promise of Inglewood’s next chapter.
