FACTS ABOUT FARRAH

A RECORD OF ACCOMPLISHMENT

Farrah authored Irvine's HERO Pay Ordinance, the first in Orange County, to ensure the recognition our essential workers deserve. (Source: Voice of OC)
Farrah authored Irvine's first Community Workforce Agreement, creating highly paid, highly skilled jobs for local residents and creating career pathways for high school graduates and veterans. (Source: June 13, 2023 Council Meeting)
Farrah introduced the Eviction Diversion Program to help families stay in their homes and mitigate the rippling impact of an eviction on our community.
As Mayor, Farrah spearheaded the launch of Be Well OC in the City of Irvine, bringing critically needed mental health response teams to the city. (Source: City of Irvine)
Advocated for more funding from the state to address homelessness. (Source: Spectrum News 1)

Under Farrah‘s leadership as Mayor, the City of Irvine became the first city in Orange County to receive a 100% score from the Human Rights Campaign’s Municipal Equality Index. (Source: City of Irvine)
Farrah co-authored the first resolution the City of Irvine has adopted to fly the Pride Flag at City Hall. (Source: Voice of OC, Voice of OC)

As Mayor, Farrah launched an Innovation Council that spurred a new Innovation Lab for local startup companies and an accompanying incubator. (Source: Orange County Business Journal)
Under her leadership, the City of Irvine has invested nearly $400,000 to end food insecurity in Irvine through American Rescue Plan funds. (Source: October 12, 2021 City Council Meeting)

Farrah authored a council action to create a city Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee. (Source: City of Irvine)
She led the charge to direct $5 million in American Rescue Plan funds toward supporting immigrants in Irvine .(Source: October 12, 2021 City Council Meeting)

As Mayor, Farrah introduced an item to implement the city's Transit Vision and Pilot, including a dedicated transit route along one of Irvine's most heavily transited corridors and a microtransit area. (Source: City of Irvine)
Farrah introduced and passed the City of Irvine's first e-bike ordinance, establishing a framework for electrically powered mobility solutions. (Source: City of Irvine)
In 2021, Farrah authored an item requiring Irvine to begin divesting from companies that go against our environmental and social values, including fossil fuel companies, for-profit prisons, anti-LGBTQ organizations and others.

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