City of San Marcos
City Council, Place 3
- On ballot as
- Alyssa Garza
- Current role
- San Marcos City Council member, Place 3 (first elected 2020)
- Background
- B.S., applied sociology, Texas State (per candidate)
- M.A., sociology, Texas State (per candidate)
- Director of Public Health and Safety, Mano Amiga (per candidate)
- Born and raised in Laredo (per candidate)
- Moved to San Marcos in 2008 for college (per candidate)
- Experience
- Has served as mayor pro tem and deputy mayor pro tem (per candidate)
- Has served as chair, Criminal Justice Reform Committee (per candidate)
- San Marcos representative, Hays Caldwell Economic Development Partnership board (per candidate)
- San Marcos representative, Community Action, Inc. board (per candidate)
- Top priorities
- "Affordability, infrastructure, public safety and responsible growth are obvious priorities"
- "making local government easier to navigate and influence"
- "I supported prohibiting data centers because the potential benefits did not justify costs to our water, energy and environment"
- "Our greatest challenge is complacency: accepting incremental progress when our neighbors deserve more"
- Tidbits
- Property taxes and budget: Asked about the budget shortfall at a Sept. 17 forum, said of the city's budget process: "the whole process is fundamentally flawed."
- Growth and infrastructure: In a Community Impact Q&A: "I supported prohibiting data centers because the potential benefits did not justify costs to our water, energy and environment."
- Flooding and drainage: Wants the city to "create a public guide to what people can expect and where to get help during a flood, freeze, or other emergency."
- Public safety: On Flock license-plate cameras: "I publicly opposed adding more cameras and voted against the expansion."
- Endorsements
- None found in our research
- Campaign website
- Not found
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