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Raising serious concerns about transparency, ethics, and the misuse of public office. On November 5, 2025, Commissioner Regalado hosted a virtual Zoom meeting to address the community. However, the meeting only deepened mistrust. ​ During the meeting,  the recurring Saturday farmers market was conveniently rebranded as a “pilot program” occurring every other week instead of weekly. This shift appears to be a strategic move to reduce backlash while still advancing the initiati

Facilitated by Commissioner Regalado’s Chief of Staff, Anthony Escarra, the meeting held at the historic Dice House was intended to address resident concerns. However, it quickly became apparent that the recurring market lacked critical planning. The market manager was unable to answer basic questions about traffic, safety, or logistics. He also claimed to manage the Pinecrest Farmer,s Market.  This claim was later debunked by the actual Pinecrest Market Manager.

Working together to preserve Continental Park for its intended community and recreational use, ensure transparency, and uphold the ethical standards expected of public officials. In late October 2025, residents learned that a weekly, Saturday farmers’ market was set to start on November 1st at Continental Park. The initiative, spearheaded by a resident and promoted by Commissioner Raquel Regalado, was already being promoted on social media and through a distribution of flyers