COUNCILWOMAN LEE 
CITY OF SAN MATEO, CA

San Mateo County will purchase the 44-room to expand housing for our homeless.

This decision is an investment in a shared vision to make our downtown a lively and vibrant destination for all.

Four Peninsula Regent seniors received proclamations from the City recognizing their leadership.

Our Council approved bonus pay to recognize the city staff’s work over the pandemic

Conversation on transforming the anti-racist movements into concrete policy initiatives and the new wave of by-district elections.

I'm so proud and grateful to be highlighted as an AAPI leader by Asian Uplift & Millbrae Anti-Racist Coalition for #aapihistory month!...

It starts with showing up and speaking up. Then it needs to turn into a practice of participating in the collective effort...

Task force to address equity and diversity on City Boards and Commissions and expand community engagement strategies moving forward.

At the frontlines of democracy, we need a transparent, equitable and accessible election process.

In celebration of Women's History Month - I want to honor my Mom Squad! We led the charge to create the SMC Child Care Relief Fund...

San Mateo unanimously passed an emergency ordinance on hazard pay for essential workers at grocery and drug stores...

San Mateo is marrying our data and our policy initiatives to make our streets safer!

In a historically high election turnout, big congrats to my fellow delegates from the San Mateo County DEMS UNITED progressive slate!

SMPD continuously strives to be a progressive leader among law enforcement agencies - visit our new data transparency web page!

A behavioral health clinician from San Mateo County Health will be embedded in our San Mateo Police Department in a new pilot program

Mayor Eric Rodriguez hosted the virtual State of the City, "We are going through a pivotal time in our history...

One of the most successful initiatives to support working families and children during COVID-19 has been the Child Care Relief Fund...

Early yesterday morning I learned that Councilmember Richa Awasthi, my council colleague in Foster City was attacked in the same way I was.

On December 3rd the 2020 election results were certified, making my election to City Council official with 23,701 votes (34.65%).

With a full heart and sincere gratitude, we are confident that I will return to Council for four more years!