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Priorities For Garden Grove 

Focused on the issues that shape everyday life, with every resident in mind.

Amanda Nguyen walking outside in a Garden Grove neighborhood with two constituents

Safe Streets,
Clean Neighborhoods

After nearly a decade working inside Orange County's criminal legal system, I've seen firsthand what happens when communities are underserved by public safety and when small problems go unaddressed until they become big ones. On the Council, I'll fight to fully staff our police and fire departments, strengthen code enforcement, and keep Garden Grove's parks, schools, and business corridors safe for every family.

Amanda Nguyen sitting at a park table in Garden Grove, talking to a constituent.

Compassionate Crisis Response

I work daily alongside people caught in the cycle of mental illness, addiction, and poverty, and I know the difference between solutions that work and ones that just move the problem around. I'll push Garden Grove to build on its recent progress reducing street homelessness while demanding real accountability: connecting people in crisis to mental health, addiction, and employment services while enforcing public spaces ordinances so families, kids, and small business owners can operate in their neighborhoods without fear.

Amanda Nguyen outside in Garden Grove talking to several residents

Thriving Local Economy

Our small businesses are the heartbeat of Garden Grove and City Hall should treat them that way. I will streamline permits and inspections, invest in Little Saigon & Historic Main Street as regional destinations, and make sure every dollar of tax revenue goes to services residents can see and experience the benefits of.

Amanda Nguyen in a Garden Grove District 3 neighborhood, talking to resident

An Affordable Garden Grove

Garden Grove families are getting squeezed, and I feel it too. As a public servant in Orange County, I know that "affordability" isn't an abstract policy debate, it's rent, groceries, and whether your family can afford to stay in the city where they grew up. On the Council, I'll push to expand accessible city services that offset the cost of living, attract responsible businesses that generate local revenue, and fight for working families who deserve a city government that makes their lives easier, not harder.

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