Steve Hilton@SteveHiltonx · Oct 15, 2026

NEW: Cleaner Streets. Just Try It! Urine, feces and trash in our public spaces—the inept politicians who run…

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A politician proposes a five-point plan to address street cleanliness in California through executive accountability, expanded cleanup crews, a unified reporting platform, municipal grading systems, and performance-based funding incentives, with the goal of cleaning up streets before the 2028 LA Olympics.

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NEW: Cleaner Streets. Just Try It! Urine, feces and trash in our public spaces—the inept politicians who run California should be ASHAMED of themselves. We can’t keep voting the same way and expecting different results. Here’s my plan 🧵
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1. Hold State Government Accountable I’ll sign an executive order directing Caltrans and the California EPA to consolidate and improve the state’s existing systems for reporting trash. Every state cleanup report will be tracked, timed and made public.
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2. Put People to Work I’ll use existing cleanup funding to expand paid street-cleaning crews for Californians who are ready and able to join the Clean-Up California Challenge.
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3. Give Residents ONE Place to Report Squalor I’ll set up a platform to submit graffiti, litter, illegal dumping, abandoned furniture and similar problems—connected to local 311 systems.
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4. Grade Cities and Counties on Results Inspectors will evaluate response times, unresolved complaints, repeat problem locations and whether cleanliness is improving.
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5. Reward Success and Impose Consequences for Failure I’ll direct future discretionary cleanup and beautification funding toward places that demonstrate strong performance or real improvement. California will publicly recognize its cleanest and most improved communities.
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One way or another, California’s streets WILL be cleaned up by the Los Angeles Olympics in 2028: stevehiltonforgovernor.com/policies/clean…