Rsm4All

10/24/2026

We’re long over due for new leadership in RSM! Go Dr. Natalie Guse for City Council 2026!!

10/23/2026

Our Children Deserve Opportunities, Not Political Attacks!

Why????? Instead of focusing on the issues that matter to RSM residents, campaign mailers supporting Anne Figueroa for Rancho Santa Margarita City Council RSM City Council Member Anne Figueroa are attacking the Boys & Girls Club, describing it as the “indoctrination of RSM families and children.”

❓Is this really how a City Council campaign should be run? By attacking community programs and insulting the families who fought to protect them?

🗣️ Is this how we show our constituents that we care about their concerns, respect their voices, and want to represent them?

💙 And most importantly, is this the compassionate, respectful, and forward-thinking leadership our community deserves?

💔 What an insult to the families who relied on this program, the parents who fought to save it, and the children who benefited from a safe, supportive environment where they could learn, grow, and thrive.

This was never just about an after-school program. It was about working families, affordable after-school care, educational opportunities, and a community asking its elected leaders to listen.

The decision to take the Bell Tower away from the Boys & Girls Club as their location was already disappointing. But to now characterize a program that served so many local families as “indoctrination” shows an even greater disregard for the residents and children who depended on it.

Has Anne even taken the time to meet with a single constituent face-to-face during this election?

Our families deserve to be heard, not dismissed. Our children deserve investment, not political rhetoric. 💙

10/20/2026

VOTE!! 🗳️⬇️🗳️⬇️🗳️⬇️🗳️⬇️🗳️ quick reminder where all the ballot boxes are located

10/19/2026

There has been some unfortunate vandalism involving our candidates’ political signs. I’ve attached before-and-after photos so you can see exactly what has happened.

Let’s be clear: Tampering with, damaging, or removing political signs without authorization can be against the law and may result in significant fines or even jail time.

And for those responsible, you may want to think twice before doing it again. Flock license plate reader cameras are located throughout our city, including at intersections near where these signs were vandalized. PLUS we have 100s more to replace the vandalized ones with beautiful new ones instantly!

Regardless of your political views or who you support, destroying someone else’s property is unacceptable. We can disagree politically without resorting to vandalism.

Respect the candidates, respect private property, and let the voters decide at the ballot box!

10/13/2026

Your city. Your tax dollars. Your voice! 🇺🇸

Attending your city council meetings is one of the best ways to stay informed about what’s happening in your community, understand how your hard-earned tax dollars are being spent, and hold your elected representatives accountable.

If we aren’t paying attention, who’s holding them accountable? Local government decisions affect all of us, and we deserve to know what’s happening in our own backyard.

RSM City Council meeting is this Wednesday, stay informed, ask questions, and make sure our community’s voice is heard.

Get involved, stay informed, and don’t underestimate the power of showing up!

It’s OUR city, and OUR voices matter! 🇺🇸

📣 City Council Meeting – Wednesday, October 14th
⏰ 7:00 PM | Rancho Santa Margarita City Hall

Highlights from the agenda:

🏪 Business Recognition: Kinetic Design Inc.

🔥 Community Recognition: Rancho Cielo Firewise USA® Community Committee

🚒 Proclamation: Fire Prevention Week – October 4–10, 2026

📊 CDBG Annual Report: Review of the City’s FY 2025/26 Community Development Block Grant program performance.

🌿 Civic Center Turf Replacement: Award of a construction contract to Synthetic Grass Showroom, Inc. for $99,999.99.

🌧️ Stormwater Treatment Project: Award of a construction contract to Downstream Services, Inc. for $33,364.

🛣️ Pavement Management: Extend the professional services agreement with Bucknam Infrastructure Group for two years, through November 8, 2028, and increase the contract by $38,770, for a total not-to-exceed amount of $93,560.

👔 Interim Development Services Director: Consider authorizing the City Manager to appoint a retired annuitant to serve as Interim Development Services Director while recruitment for a permanent director takes place.

📋 New Employment Classifications: Consider establishing Program Manager and Senior Public Works Inspector positions and their salary ranges.

📲 Can’t attend in person? You can watch and listen to the meeting in real time, participate remotely by phone, and submit eComments. 📝 Information on the agenda, livestream, remote participation, and public comment is available in my bio.

10/12/2026

Rancho Family Fest is supposed to be a celebration of our community - a place where families, neighbors, and local businesses come together, regardless of political affiliation.

That's why we were disappointed to see Congressman Ken Calvert brought onto the stage at this weekend's event, organized by the RSM Chamber of Commerce with City of Rancho Santa Margarita - Local Government sponsorship. City Council is a nonpartisan office, and community events should reflect that spirit of inclusion.

But what concerns us even more is the repeated exclusion of District 3 City Council Member Keri Baert.

At this weekend's Rancho Family Fest, Council Member Baert was not given the opportunity to join her fellow council members on stage. And this is not the first time. RSM City Council Members Anne Figueroa, Brad McGirr, and Mayor Tony Beall exclude her at other community events, where she is either being excluded from the stage entirely or given little to no opportunity to speak, while other council members are given the spotlight.

She is a duly elected City Council Member representing the residents of District 3 and deserves the same respect, recognition, and opportunity to participate as every other council member. Just because she isn't part of your long-standing, exclusive inner circle doesn't make her voice any less important or the residents she represents any less deserving of being heard.

How you treat those who aren't part of your exclusive inner circle speaks volumes about your character, your integrity, and the kind of leadership you represent.

Rancho Santa Margarita deserves leadership that welcomes different perspectives, respects every district, and puts the community ahead of political alliances.

09/29/2026

these are our picks! Please check them out! We need new fresh faces for our leadership that will actually represent us! If your not sure what district you live in PLEASE DM us!

02/28/2026

WE NEED YOU!! 👊‼️

Rsm4all strategy meeting
Central Park
Sunday March 1, 2026 @4 pm
Amphitheater area

It’s time to strategize, organize and vote out the old STALE city council members in districts 1) Brad Mcgirr 2) Anne Figueroa 3) Jerry Holloway. We have the power to come together to VOTE IN better candidates! We have had the same leaders since 2002 in those seats!

Dr. Natalie Guse for City Council 2026 is running for district 2 please check out her page and see she is the change we need to bring back after school care for our city! She will alai be at our strategy meeting in Central Park! Come! Ask her questions!

Here is one of our members speaking to RSM residents to be aware of issues with our current council and to start organizing and strategizing for NEW leadership!

02/24/2026

🔥 BRING 1 CHALLENGE POST

NEXT CITY HALL MEETING: 2/25/26 .

We are speaking.
We are asking.
We are showing up.

Now it’s time to grow.

If you care about:
• Bringing back after-school support for families
• Transparency in our city hall meetings
• Leadership that actually listens

Here’s the challenge:

👉 Bring 1.

Bring 1 neighbor.
Bring 1 friend.
Bring 1 or 2 parents.
Bring 1 or 2 people who care about this city.

If every person in City Hall brought 1 or more to the February 25, 2026, 7pm meeting, WE WOULDN'T BE IGNORED

Silence loses power when numbers grow.

November is coming. Three seats are up.

Change doesn’t happen because we’re right.
Change happens because we organize.

Message us to join RSM4All and be part of our next meeting!

Let’s grow this!

02/14/2026

On Wednesday, February 11, 2026, a crowd of residents filled City Hall, showing up in person because they were desperate for answers. 🏛️

They came after hearing our mayor publicly declare he would be in FULL cooperation with ICE if federal enforcement comes to our city. That statement alone shook many families. So, people showed up!

Sixteen residents stepped forward and spoke publicly. One after another.
Parents. Neighbors. Taxpayers. Community members. ❤️

They asked simple questions:
Where do you stand?
Will you protect our community?
What does this mean for our families?

They weren’t asking for perfection.
They were asking for clarity. For leadership. For courage.

And what did they get?

Silence.
Speaker after speaker shared real fears and real stories. And after each one, the same response:
“Thank you for your comments… next.”

No positions. No reassurance. No accountability.

Regardless of where anyone stands politically, this moment was bigger than ideology. 🗣️
When residents show up in good faith and ask direct questions, leadership requires more than procedural politeness. It requires answers.

Sixteen voices spoke. Most seats stayed quiet.

Our community showed up.
Now we’re still waiting.

And we deserve better. 📣💔

If you care about this issue, stay engaged. Show up. Ask questions. Stay informed. 📣 Civic participation only works when we continue participating respectfully and consistently.

Our time is now! We are searching for candidates in district 1 and 4. These districts matter! These seats shape the future of our city, from transparency and fiscal responsibility to youth programs, public safety, and the kind of community we want to leave for the next generation. If you’ve ever thought, “Someone should step up,” this may be your moment.