District 2 Council Member· 2026-2026
Corrine Mora
Victorville
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At a glance
- News mentions
- 0
Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 12
- Total speaking time
- 21:27
- Avg per meeting
- 1:47
- Segments
- 409
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Top issues during term (20)
City Pavement Management and Roadway Maintenance
No construction or road capacity change — it's a map reclassification.
Civic Center Plaza and Police Station Project
No direct cost from the zoning change itself, but it enables the police station project ahead.
Abandoned Vehicles and Code Compliance
Involves ongoing subscription and hardware leasing costs included in the approved contract.
Objective Design Standards for Multi-Family Infill
The work is being funded with regional REAP 2.0 grant money rather than solely city funds.
Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) Standards Update
None anticipated from the code update.
Bellflower Street Residential Subdivision Continuance
Private development costs associated with traffic study revisions and future infrastructure.
New police station and civic park delayed by noticing error
The delay itself costs nothing, but the project represents a major city investment in a new police headquarters.
Strategic Plan 2026-2029 Adoption
Guides future budget allocations and capital improvement expenditures.
Proposed 1% General Sales Tax Ballot Measure
Would generate approximately $29 million annually in new revenue for city infrastructure and services.
Emergency Shelters and Care Facilities Zoning Alignment
No direct fiscal impact is anticipated from these administrative code updates.
Take 5 Oil Change Facility Development
Private commercial investment creating new jobs and generating local sales tax revenue.
Legacy LMAD underfunding and sustainability
No immediate fiscal impact; any future assessment changes would need Proposition 218 balloting and would directly affect property owners' bills.
Baldy Mesa Water District Debt Early Redemption
Full early redemption of approximately $6.3 million in debt.
Lane's Crossing Utility Undergrounding Dispute
The developer estimated that undergrounding the disputed line segment cost approximately $500,000, with full undergrounding estimated at an additional $2 million.
Emergency Ambulance Service Partnership with Confire
Reimbursable unit hour rates and supply stocking fees.
Wellness Center Workforce Development and Support
Grant-funded contracts totaling $130,750 for Goodwill plus additional amendment funding for Symba Center.
Sewer Diversion at Winona and 11th Avenue
$261,130.52, paid from the Sewer Fund — no extra appropriation needed.
Public Safety and Homelessness Response Operations
None directly associated with city operating funds.
174,000-square-foot warehouse project near Cactus Road and Mesa Linda
Expect a potential boost to the local economy, but also brace for increased infrastructure costs to manage the new development.
Water Rate Study and Proposed 4% Annual Rate Increase
Households will see higher water, sewer, trash and street lighting charges starting in the new fiscal year.
Decisions during term (223)
Recorded while Mora was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.