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George Artem
George Artem is running for Seattle City Council Member, District 4.
Personal background
George has lived in Seattle for two year. He has a bachelor's degree in business administration and a master's degree in management information system from the University of Washington and a law degree from New England Law, Boston.
Professional background
George is the founder of DogeDealz and a governor for metaCAMPUS. He used to be an analyst for the Commonwealth of Massachusetts and a senior engineering team lead at Mindtree.
Political background
George Artem's campaign for city council is his first entry into politics.
Transportation & Infrastructure
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Housing & Urban Development
Wants to streamline the process related to building on underutilized city properties like vacant lots.
Encourages private sector investment in affordable housing initiatives.
Plans to increase public awareness and further educate the public about mental health substance abuse as root causes of homelessness.
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Environment
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Public Services
Wants to create a plan that "revitalizes the downtown core to bring back retail and other businesses" in order to create a safe and vibrant place for residents and tourists.
Advocates for the creation of tenant associations focused on future homeownership.
Plans to provide tenant education on property maintenance, upkeep, and housing quality standards.
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Public Safety
Advocates for "guaranteeing a fully funded Seattle Police Department while keeping police accountable for officer-initiated violence and other forms of misconduct."
Aims to increase community involvement in crime prevention initiatives, including neighborhood watch programs.
Wants to utilize youth development and job training programs to address crime at its root causes.
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