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MEET BEN

A Lifelong Commitment to Fontana

Ben Vasquez is a dedicated public servant and longtime resident of Fontana, committed to bringing transparent and effective leadership to District 4. With years of experience in community organizing and professional management, Ben understands the unique challenges facing our neighborhoods and is ready to work for every family.

His platform focuses on economic equity, sustainable infrastructure, and public safety. Ben believes that Fontana's growth should benefit all its residents, and he is determined to advocate for policies that protect our environment while creating high-quality local jobs for working families.

Throughout his career, Ben has been a champion for grassroots action and professional accountability. By running for Fontana City Council, he aims to ensure that District 4 has a strong, progressive voice that prioritizes the people over special interests, building a better future for the next generation.

My Platform for District 4

A vision for Fontana built on transparency, safety, and community-driven progress. Together, we can build a stronger District 4.

Warehouse Moratorium 

Vasquez has said it for years: "No more warehouses!" He will fight for a moratorium on new warehouses and AI data centers while bringing attention to the impacts of development on South Fontana. His campaign is asking District 4 residents to make their voices heard on November 3.

Infrastructure and Safe Streets

Let’s talk about infrastructure and how South Fontana too often gets left out of the picture. Heavy truck traffic tears up our roads, some streets need better traffic controls, school crosswalks need clearer markings, and too many neighborhoods have crumbling sidewalks or no sidewalks at all. Residents deserve to know why these gaps exist, what the city plans to fix, and when. Together, we can demand safer streets and infrastructure that serves every part of Fontana.

Halt on AI Surveillance 

AI is creeping into more of our daily lives, from our phones and cars to cameras reading license plates, and now Fontana is spending public money on AI-powered policing. We need strong privacy protections, an end to mass surveillance, and safeguards to keep data centers from taking over our neighborhoods and empty warehouses.

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