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 profilesÂ
- Promote early literacy programs for families
- Coordinate with General Assembly for fair share of state funds
- 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
- 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
A Record of Service
- Breton publicly opposed both Casino deals and will demand responsible safeguards for public investments.
- Breton is committed to making homes more affordable and shifting the tax burden off existing homeowners. He engages city planners, developers, and civic association leaders for solutions.
- Breton has met with tenants’ advocates, affordable home builders, and policy experts to support solutions for rising rents & home prices.
- As Chair of RCDC, Breton led the call to establish and fund a new Department of Transportation with a mandate to put safety over speed.
- As PTA Policy Chair, Breton brought RPS parents and students to lobby the General Assembly for more equitable funding for our city schools.
- Breton has met with administration, labor, consultants, legislators, and liaisons to support solutions that will improve city functions.
- As Chair of Richmond City Democratic Committee (RCDC), Breton passed a resolution calling for greater FOIA compliance and transparency in City Hall.
- Breton organized the 2023 children’s march on the State Capitol to advocate for gun safety legislation.
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
A Record of Service
- Breton publicly opposed both Casino deals and will demand responsible safeguards for public investments.
- Breton is committed to making homes more affordable and shifting the tax burden off existing homeowners. He engages city planners, developers, and civic association leaders for solutions.
- Breton has met with tenants’ advocates, affordable home builders, and policy experts to support solutions for rising rents & home prices.
- As Chair of RCDC, Breton led the call to establish and fund a new Department of Transportation with a mandate to put safety over speed.
- As PTA Policy Chair, Breton brought RPS parents and students to lobby the General Assembly for more equitable funding for our city schools.
- Breton has met with administration, labor, consultants, legislators, and liaisons to support solutions that will improve city functions.
- As Chair of Richmond City Democratic Committee (RCDC), Breton passed a resolution calling for greater FOIA compliance and transparency in City Hall.
- Breton organized the 2023 children’s march on the State Capitol to advocate for gun safety legislation.