For nearly two decades, Supervisor Pam Slater-Price has brought conservative values and penny-wise fiscal management to the County of San Diego. Supervisor Slater-Price insists that the county balance its budget and maintain healthy savings. As a member of the Board of Supervisors, she administers a $5 billion budget and serves more than 3 million residents.
The County of San Diego’s solid financial footing has made it the envy of most government agencies in Southern California. The county’s excellent credit rating means money is inexpensive to borrow, should the need arise. Supervisor Slater-Price, however, favors paying for projects in cash whenever possible. That way, future generations are not saddled with debt and financing charges.
Health and safety start right at home, and to that end, Slater-Price promotes healthy lifestyles and sensible diet choices. She has sponsored initiatives to promote better health throughout the county.
Healthy environments translate into healthy neighborhoods. Slater-Price has worked hard to acquire and protect open spaces and has earned a reputation as a consistent champion of clean water and clean air.
In representing the Board of Supervisors on regional commissions, Slater-Price has voted to bring federal dollars to the region for transportation projects. Her votes have strengthened law enforcement and fire protection. Her support of business and arts groups has created jobs and pumped dollars into the local economy.