This #HispanicHeritageMonth, Tucson Councilwoman @SantaCruzTucson reflects on how important it is to see yourself represented in the people making decisions about our community. She hopes to inspire future generations to be decision-makers for their own communities too.
On our most recent podcast we had a discussion with Raul Ramirez and Josefina Cardenas about the proposed expansion of the Central Business District, the Government Property Lease Excise Tax (GPLET). Know Tucson is available on Apple podcast and Spotify.
Are you busy? Right now we are holding a special study session and would love to have you join us.
We are discussing new grants, COVID 19 relief funding, and housing.
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Thankful for having the opportunity to participate in Ward 1 neighborhood events today. Campaign sponsored Sunnyside Neighborhood west corridor Cleanup, Barrio Santa Cruz’ Ormsby Center… https://t.co/cQJNj3g7Cm
When former City of Tucson Council Member Karin Uhlich first got elected, I felt represented. It was when I realized folks who run for office don't have to be bombastic and quick-talkers. That one can lead from a place of service. Thank you Karin for all of your years of service.
Join me this Saturday for a Facebook Live Q & A! I'm interested in hearing about your concerns about the City as well as answering your questions about my platform and positions. Leave your questions on Facebook now to get the conversation started.
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I spent a wonderful w I wkend in community with our trans community to at the Trans Visibility March Fri, leading the Bici March for the Chavez March and rally Sat, and then launching a petition canvass with a great group Sun. #IlovewhereIlive
Just got the photos from yesterday's campaign party. Siento que recibí el más grande honor al estar rodeada de una comunidad tan especial. Gracias al staff del El-Berraco por las… https://t.co/1eSIx5RYnn
My dear friend Monique was our 100th online donor this morning. Thank you to everyone who has donated and is helping us get closer to the 200 individual contributions that we need from City residents to qualify for Clean Elections. We can't do this without you!