Open Seats
See the current openings, how neighborhood representation works, and how to take the next step.
Working for a more livable Uptown
Planning that serves the neighborhood.
Our community plan builds upon the City’s broader plans, including the land use plan, mobility plan, climate action plan, and parks master plan. The goal is not simply to react to change, but to guide growth in a way that respects neighborhood character and public life.
Upcoming meeting
Join the next conversation.
The current homepage lists the regular monthly meeting at Joyce Beers Center, 3900 Vermont Street, San Diego, CA 92103, with the agenda linked directly from the homepage.
LocationJoyce Beers Center3900 Vermont Street
San Diego, CA 92103
San Diego, CA 92103
Get involved
Register. Research. Vote. Verify.
The current voting page breaks the process into four simple ideas: register to confirm voting eligibility, research the candidates and their positions, vote for your candidates, and verify your neighborhood.
Open seats
Three seats are currently open.
The elections page says the 2026 election cycle has concluded, but three seats currently open on the board still need to be filled: University Heights renter, Hillcrest renter, and Hillcrest homeowner.
Board service and elections
Important information, in its own place.
Current Board Members
Review the current board structure, neighborhood seats, and community representation.
Voting and Participation
Find the registration, research, voting, and neighborhood-verification information in one place.
Neighborhood life
More of Uptown in the frame.
Hillcrest after dark
Public life, small business, and neighborhood identity are part of what planning is meant to protect.
Local storefronts
Independent businesses, commercial corridors, and day-to-day street life all matter in Uptown.
Neighborhood texture
Street-facing places, patios, signage, and walkable blocks help define the character people want to keep.