Safe Harvey

Safety begins with dependable police, fire and emergency services, but it does not end there. It includes secure vacant properties, safe housing, functioning streetlights, reliable water infrastructure and neighborhoods that receive consistent maintenance.

The Challenge

Residents need more than a promise. They need to know who is responsible, what action is being taken and when they can expect an update, especially when neighborhood conditions affect daily safety.

Why It Matters

Harvey families deserve neighborhoods that feel secure and cared for: emergency readiness when it counts, prevention and youth opportunities, and clear follow-through on the concerns people raise.

Colby's Position

I will work with the City Council, department leaders and community partners to strengthen emergency readiness, support prevention and youth opportunities, and make the handling of neighborhood concerns more transparent. Residents should be able to report a concern, understand the next step and receive a meaningful update, even when a repair or project takes time.

Proposed Approach

Accountable public safety services; coordinated action on dangerous properties; streets, drainage and water improvements; and dependable garbage collection, snow removal and neighborhood maintenance.

What Success Looks Like

A Harvey where residents can report a concern, understand the next step, and receive a meaningful update, building safer neighborhoods through consistent services and clear communication.

My Priorities

  • Accountable public safety services
  • Coordinated action on dangerous properties
  • Streets, drainage and water improvements
  • Dependable garbage collection, snow removal and neighborhood maintenance

Other Pillars