Auburn is a city going through rapid growth and change.

As Auburn attracts more people and becomes a larger, more diverse city, we need to build infrastructure and community that can support the people here now, and the ones who will grow up, build their lives, and retire here in the years ahead.

The people who live here now need to be able to afford to stay - whether its to raise a family, build a career, or age in place. There needs to be fair-wage jobs with strong labor protections so people can live and work in the same community. There needs to be transit options for people to get across the city for work and leisure without being reliant on a car. And there needs to be amenities, like grocery stores, restaurants, recreation areas, and community gathering spaces where everyone can access them.