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Mayor Emily Ann Ramos Mayor for the City of Mountain View (The Best City!) championing housing justice, climate resilience, and civic engagement. MV YIMBY lead.

Mountain View Historical Association Treasurer. Boardmember of Community Services Agency of Mountain View, Los Altos and Los Altos Hills.

Spent this last week in Washington DC for the  Congressional Conference and lobbying for Federal funding for my city.
23/03/2026

Spent this last week in Washington DC for the Congressional Conference and lobbying for Federal funding for my city.

21/03/2026

Had a busy month with throwing the first pitch for little league and girl's softball, attending Alex Lee's Lunar New Year Fundraiser, and providing the welcoming remarks for Congressman Liccardo's town hall.

New Mayor Headshot!  📸
16/03/2026

New Mayor Headshot! 📸

Mayor duties! On the first day of the Mountain View Little League, I get throw the first pitch. Hopefully, I make it ove...
07/03/2026

Mayor duties! On the first day of the Mountain View Little League, I get throw the first pitch. Hopefully, I make it over the plate this time! 😅

The City of Mountain View will have its next council meeting tonight, February 24, 2026. It begins at 5:15pm with a clos...
24/02/2026

The City of Mountain View will have its next council meeting tonight, February 24, 2026. It begins at 5:15pm with a closed session on real estate decisions. This meeting is in person at City Hall (500 Castro St, Mountain View, CA 94041), but you can also join the meeting online on zoom or by dialing (669) 900-9128 and entering Webinar ID: 843 5126 7142.

We will then have a proclamation recognizing American Heart Month and the winners of the Santa Clara County Synopsys Championship Science Fair before going to the consent calendar. Consent calendar items can be passed with a single motion. This could include second readings of ordinances, contracts, reports to council and non-controversial items. The agenda items on the consent calendar are:

4.1 Approve Minutes
4.2 Adoption of Legislative Platform for 2026
4.3 Thompson Mini Park, Project 26-35-Professional Services Agreement
4.4 Miramonte Pump Station Improvements, Phase 2, Project 23-43-Appropriation and Construction Contract Award

Item 5 is open public comment where people can speak on any topic not on the agenda. I plan on limiting all public comments tonight to 1.5 minutes per person.

After that item, we have our big items of the night.

6.1 - New Business: Automated License Plate Reader Contract

6.2- New Business: Fiscal Year 2025-26 Midyear Budget Status Report and Adjustments, Fiscal Year 2026-27 Preliminary General Operating Fund Forecast, and Fiscal Years 2025-27 Council Work Plan: 6-Month Project Update

7.1 - Public Hearing: Small Business Streamlining and Other Minor Zoning Code Updates

If you have any questions or comments about the upcoming meeting, please email me at [email protected]. You can also email the entire council at [email protected].

I was featured as an alumni in the latest Urban Habitat Boards and Commissions Leadership Institute (BCLI) newsletter! 🥹
18/02/2026

I was featured as an alumni in the latest Urban Habitat Boards and Commissions Leadership Institute (BCLI) newsletter! 🥹

Whether you are celebrating the BenitoBowl or the Superb Owl 🦉, downtown Mountain View is a great place to hang out. Our...
08/02/2026

Whether you are celebrating the BenitoBowl or the Superb Owl 🦉, downtown Mountain View is a great place to hang out. Our local businesses (including a new business!) had a bunch of fun activities all weekend long. I had my first ribbon cutting as Mayor for an artist collaborative called "Don’t Eat Me" yesterday.

A   of one of my first duties as Mayor! Last month, I got to swear in the new Fire Chief for our city! Brian Jones was p...
06/02/2026

A of one of my first duties as Mayor! Last month, I got to swear in the new Fire Chief for our city! Brian Jones was promoted from Deputy Fire Chief at the beginning of this year and now serves as the 20th Fire Chief of the City of Mountain View. 👨‍🚒

Into my first month as Mayor, I got thrown into my first controversy. Although I have a lot of personal feelings about t...
05/02/2026

Into my first month as Mayor, I got thrown into my first controversy. Although I have a lot of personal feelings about the situation with Flock, I needed to put that aside and speak for our city. For now, the most important pieces of information are that the cameras are off and the council will be voting on it at the February 24th meeting. I hope this gives our residents and stakeholders ample time to let the council know how they feel about the cameras and what we should do moving forward.

We fight back by empowering people with knowledge. I've been spending the past few days teaching what I know to the next...
28/01/2026

We fight back by empowering people with knowledge. I've been spending the past few days teaching what I know to the next generation of leaders. The first picture is from my Campaign Treasurer training with the Build the Bench program. The second picture is from my Tenant Protection Policies training for my work's Civic Leadership Program with .

The City of Mountain View will have its next council meeting Tuesday, January 27, 2026. It begins at 5:00pm with a study...
26/01/2026

The City of Mountain View will have its next council meeting Tuesday, January 27, 2026. It begins at 5:00pm with a study session on development impacts from state law. This meeting is in person at City Hall, but you can also join the meeting online on zoom.

After a proclamation recognizing National Poverty in America Awareness Month, the agenda items on the consent calendar are:
4.1: Code Amendment to Chapter 36 (Zoning)-Tenant Relocation Assistance Ordinance (Second Reading)
4.2: Housing Element Program 1.1(g)-Zoning/Precise Plan and General Plan Amendments (Second Reading)
4.3: Heat Pump Water Heater Rebate Program
4.4: Mountain View Affordable Housing Initiative Fund - Partnership with Los Altos Mountain View Community Foundation
4.5: Miramonte Avenue Complete Streets Study, Project 23-31-Final Report; Street Reconstruction (Miramonte Avenue), Project 25-28-Professional Services Agreement
4.6: El Camino Real/Castro Intersection and Castro Bikeway Improvements, Design, Project 25-30-Professional Services Agreement
4.7: Public Safety Building, Project 20-49-Appropriation and Professional Services Agreement
4.8: 231-235 Hope Street and 750 Moffett Boulevard (Moffett Gateway Hotel and Office Development)-Public Improvements
4.9: Downtown Utility Improvements, Project 22-41 and Citywide Trash Capture, Phase II, Project 22-40-Construction Acceptance
4.10: Shoreline Park Water Control Structures Improvements, Project 23-44-Various Actions

Item 5 is open public comment where people can speak on any topic not on the agenda. It is usually limited to less than 3 minutes per person.

After that item, we have our final big item of the night: 6.1 Study Session: Parks and Recreation Strategic Plan - Draft Review

If you have any questions or comments about the upcoming meeting, please email me at [email protected]. You can also email the entire council at [email protected].

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