Dedicated to a safe, financially sound, business-friendly Moorpark while protecting the community character that defines our city.
Renee Delgado is a Moorpark City Councilmember, local business owner, real estate broker, and community advocate who believes local government works best when it listens, collaborates, and focuses on practical results.
Her community leadership includes service on the Board of Directors of the Moorpark Chamber of Commerce, as a Ventura County Animal Services Commissioner, and on the Board of Directors of the Economic Development Collaborative. Renee speaks Spanish and is committed to making City Hall more accessible to every resident.
Her professional work has centered on helping people navigate complex decisions, negotiate effectively, and find practical solutions. These are skills she brings to public service.
Renee believes city government should be accessible, financially responsible, transparent, and focused on the everyday issues that shape residents' quality of life.
Nuestra ciudad es de todos, y quiero que cada residente sepa que su voz cuenta en Moorpark.
I'm running for re-election because Moorpark deserves leadership that keeps listening to residents, protects what makes our city special, supports local businesses, prioritizes public safety, encourages responsible growth, and makes sure our tax dollars are spent wisely. Hablo español. Si tiene una pregunta o una preocupación sobre nuestra ciudad, quiero escucharla.
Moorpark benefits when different perspectives have a seat at the table. As the only woman currently serving on the City Council, I believe it's important that our governing body reflects the diversity of the community it serves. Every resident deserves to know their voice is represented as we make decisions that shape Moorpark's future.
District 1 is shown in pink on the map and includes Moorpark Highlands, Campus Park, Varsity Park Estates, Campus Hills, the College Area, and Via Del Arroyo Mobile Home Park. Although Renee is elected by District 1 residents, every vote she casts on the City Council affects all of Moorpark. Her responsibility is to advocate for District 1 concerns while considering the long-term well-being of the entire city.
These highlights reflect work undertaken by the City and City Council during Renee's term, which began in December 2022. The City Council is a collective governing body, and these achievements reflect many people working together to serve Moorpark residents.
Construction is underway on a state-of-the-art Moorpark City Library that will more than double the current facility. Alongside it: the Princeton Avenue Improvement Project, a five-year pavement rehabilitation plan, and major High Street improvements.
Construction is underway on the Inclusive Playground at Tierra Rejada Park, where children of all abilities can play together, plus renovated sports fields at Campus Canyon and Arroyo Vista, LED lighting conversions, and expanded recreation access.
Recognized as the #4 Safest City in California in 2026. A tri-city emergency evacuation awareness plan adopted, a Downtown Liaison Deputy added, and expanded wildfire preparedness, CERT training, and public-safety outreach.
Moorpark's first five-year Economic Development Strategic Plan adopted, $250,000 secured for Downtown Specific Plan work, High Street Depot advanced, and a High Street Entertainment Zone approved.
Each priority pairs what Renee believes with what the Council has already delivered.
Support law enforcement, emergency preparedness, wildfire readiness, and community-based crime prevention.
Moorpark remains among California's five safest cities. Renee supported the new Police Services Center and has earned the endorsement of both the Ventura County Deputy Sheriffs' Association and the Ventura County Professional Firefighters' Association.
Advocate for infrastructure, services, and development standards that protect community character.
Advanced General Plan 2050, Moorpark's long-range blueprint, alongside the city's first Economic Development Strategic Plan, so growth follows a plan residents helped write.
Maintain strong reserves, understand long-term obligations, and make careful use of taxpayer dollars.
The California State Auditor ranks Moorpark among the state's most financially responsible cities. In the same period the city opened a new City Hall, built citywide fiber broadband, and improved High Street.
Continue investing in streets, sidewalks, drainage, connectivity, and public facilities.
Delivered citywide fiber broadband, High Street improvements, and energy-efficient lighting across city parks. The citywide street repavement project is underway now.
How Moorpark looks is how Moorpark feels. Cared-for medians, healthy street trees, clean public spaces, and tidy entrances tell residents and visitors alike that this city takes pride in itself, and people shop, dine, and invest where a place feels looked after.
With the library, City Hall, broadband, and High Street now built or under construction, the big citywide projects are largely behind us. Renee wants the next term focused closer to home: steady maintenance standards for District 1 neighborhoods. Good design and consistent upkeep go a long way, and the citywide street repavement project now underway is a good place to start.
Protect parks, open spaces, recreation, neighborhood character, and the small-town feel residents value.
The Inclusive Playground at Tierra Rejada Park is moving into construction, ballfields have been renovated, and the new Moorpark City Library is under construction now.
Support existing businesses, attract appropriate employers and retailers, and strengthen downtown.
Adopted Moorpark's first Economic Development Strategic Plan and secured funding to modernize the High Street Arts Center.
Encourage safe programs, community events, recreation, and opportunities for young residents.
Championed the Inclusive Playground at Tierra Rejada Park, now moving into construction, so children of every ability have a place to play in Moorpark.
Added new LED lighting to city parks, making them safer and more welcoming for families after dark.
Listen to residents, communicate clearly, and make decisions through a transparent public process.
Renee attends community events, serves on the Chamber board, and stays reachable to residents between meetings, in English and in Spanish.
Moorpark's future requires careful planning, not politics for its own sake. Renee's approach is to ask hard questions, understand the financial and neighborhood impacts, listen to residents, and make decisions based on the city's long-term interests.
Every conversation, yard sign, volunteer hour, and endorsement helps.
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