Vote for Commitment & Consistency
A better Mountain House, together.
"I've been in the room for almost every council meeting since Mountain House became a city — as a resident, with no title. I'm asking to keep doing that work from the dais instead of the back row."— Suresh Vuyyuru · Mountain House Resident Since 2018
Our high school is over capacity. The piece I'd own is land: working with LUSD and the county to get a site secured and zoned, and pushing developer agreements to line up with where the next campus has to go.
Some residents are losing up to ninety minutes a day on Grant Line. I won't claim one councilmember can fix a regional corridor. What a councilmember can do is refuse to let it drop.
A Planning Commission, a Recreation Commission, and a Public Safety and Transportation Committee — residents in the room before a rezoning decision reaches the dais, not after.
Mountain House became a city on July 1, 2024, and decisions move fast now. Suresh Vuyyuru co-founded the Mountain House Sports and Recreation Club in 2020, bringing families from every village together — long before the campaign began.
Two seats, two votes. Every registered Mountain House voter gets two choices — make one of them count for your neighborhood.
