Neighborhood Improvements & Results
Fighting for Cleaner, Safer Freeway Entrances and Exits
Making Sure East San Jose Neighborhoods Get the Attention They Deserve
For families in East San Jose, the condition of our streets, freeway entrances, and off-ramps matters. Trash, overgrown weeds, potholes, and neglected public spaces affect our neighborhoods and the pride residents take in their community.
During her time on the San Jose City Council, Nora Campos worked directly with Caltrans, meeting regularly with agency representatives to address maintenance and cleanup concerns at freeway on- and off-ramps throughout the district.
Nora understood that these areas could not be overlooked simply because they fell under another government agency’s responsibility. She made it a priority to bring neighborhood concerns directly to the people responsible for addressing them.
For Nora, neighborhood improvement has always meant paying attention to the everyday problems residents see and experience.
That includes the conditions along Interstate 680, freeway entrances and exits, and the surrounding streets that East San Jose families use every day.
Nora believes residents deserve clean, safe, and well-maintained neighborhoods, and that city leaders have a responsibility to work with regional and state agencies to address problems rather than allow them to go unresolved.
East San Jose deserves the same attention, maintenance, and investment as every other part of the city.
Nora brings firsthand experience working across government agencies and a continued commitment to making neighborhood concerns a priority.