A Community Calling
Andrew “Gumby” Breton is a UVA graduate, a Mary Munford PTA board member, and the former Chair of the Richmond City Democratic Committee. He has fifteen years of experience organizing communities around important issues at all levels of government, and has relationships in City Hall, the General Assembly, and across the city.
Campaign Priorities
- Invest in upgrades to software and tech systems
- Support a management culture of excellent service
- Retain good talent by creating good jobs
- Collaborate between Council, Administration, and School Board
- Support various pathways for diverse student profiles
- Promote early literacy programs for families
- Coordinate with General Assembly for fair share of state funds
- Build physical traffic calming infrastructure in residential areas
- Establish a dedicated DOT with a safety mandate
- Enact evidence-based violence reduction measures across the city
- Preserve and expand housing options for families across the city
- Shift increasing tax burden off of existing homeowners onto new developments
- Streamline city approvals to reduce construction costs
- Modernize the zoning code in line with Richmond 300 Master Plan
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A Community Calling
Andrew “Gumby” Breton is a UVA graduate, a Mary Munford PTA board member, and the former Chair of the Richmond City Democratic Committee. He has fifteen years of experience organizing communities around important issues at all levels of government, and has relationships in City Hall, the General Assembly, and across the city.
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Campaign Priorities
- Invest in upgrades to software and tech systems
- Support a management culture of excellent service
- Retain good talent by creating good jobs
- Collaborate between Council, Administration, and School Board
- Support various pathways for diverse student profiles
- Promote early literacy programs for families
- Coordinate with General Assembly for fair share of state funds
- Build physical traffic calming infrastructure in residential areas
- Establish a dedicated DOT with a safety mandate
- Enact evidence-based violence reduction measures across the city
- Preserve and expand housing options for families across the city
- Shift increasing tax burden off of existing homeowners onto new developments
- Streamline city approvals to reduce construction costs
- Modernize the zoning code in line with Richmond 300 Master Plan
