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 (14)(Development)
Civic Center Plaza and Police Station Project
No direct cost from the zoning change itself, but it enables the police station project ahead.
Bellflower Street Residential Subdivision Continuance
Private development costs associated with traffic study revisions and future infrastructure.
Strategic Plan 2026-2029 Adoption
Guides future budget allocations and capital improvement expenditures.
Take 5 Oil Change Facility Development
Private commercial investment creating new jobs and generating local sales tax revenue.
Wellness Center Workforce Development and Support
Grant-funded contracts totaling $130,750 for Goodwill plus additional amendment funding for Symba Center.
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.
Northgate Village Rehabilitation Project Re-bidding
Project costs will be re-evaluated to fit within available CHODO grant funds.
70-home subdivision near GreenTree/Sixth
Developer pays a fair-share fee (roughly 30% of signal costs) into the road impact fee fund instead of building unwarranted signals.
Mach Industries Defense Tech Acquisition of Exquadrum
Expands high-tech manufacturing investment and employment in the Victor Valley.
Tractor Supply store in Desert Sun Plaza
This means more jobs and potentially more spending power for residents!
Edison Capacity Constraints on Housing Development
54-lot subdivision at Pena and Olivera Roads
Car wash and coffee shop parcel split on Palmdale Road
2025 General Plan and Housing Element Annual Progress
The city invested about $23 million in capital projects in 2025 and secured over $13 million in infrastructure grants plus smaller grants for parks, public safety, and air quality.
Decisions during term (4)
Recorded while Mora was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.