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Welcome to Your D6 January 2026 Newsletter
Jan 01, 2026, 12:00 AM • Michael Mulcahy
Summary
Councilmember Michael Mulcahy highlights key initiatives for District 6 in 2026, emphasizing community engagement and neighborhood beautification. The newsletter spotlights local small businesses like Epicure Club and La Rosca Meat Market, supporting local entrepreneurship. It updates residents on the completion of the Coe & Lincoln Bridge repainting project and ongoing efforts to combat graffiti vandalism, urging community reporting through San José 311. The Red Light Camera Pilot Project has moved from warning to citation phase, reflecting a focus on traffic safety. Upcoming events include a community clean-up at St. Leo the Great School and the Guadalupe Gardens Heritage Rose Garden pruning.
Related causes
Key positions and references
Key positions
- Support for local small businesses
- Opposition to graffiti vandalism
- Commitment to neighborhood beautification
- Enforcement of Red Light Camera Pilot Project
Agenda items and issues mentioned
- Red Light Camera Pilot Project citations
- Coe & Lincoln Bridge repainting
- Graffiti removal and reporting
- Guadalupe Gardens Heritage Rose Garden pruning
Meetings and events mentioned
- Community clean-up at St. Leo the Great School (Jan 31)
- SJ26 Big Game Events week
- Monthly coffee roasting classes at Epicure Club (starting Feb 13)
- Guadalupe Gardens Heritage Rose Garden pruning (Jan 31)
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