Ballotpedia, Dianna Guzman

Dianna is a fourth-generation Arizonan, born in Buckeye and raised in West Phoenix. She is married with 3 children and 2 grandchildren. 

Dianna has been a small business owner in Arizona for 32 years. 

Dianna Guzman's campaign for Glendale City Council is her first run for public office.

As of June 20, 2024, Dianna Guzman’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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Housing & Urban Development

Supports fiscally responsible infrastructure projects, building better roads, bridges, and parks.

- Supports fiscally responsible infrastructure projects, building better roads, bridges, and parks.

Transportation & Infrastructure

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Supports funding public safety officers and firefighters and making departments responsive to community needs.

Plans to work with police to implement new strategies to curb violent crime and ensure security for Glendale residents.

Plans to work with police to implement new strategies to curb violent crime, ensuring security for Glendale residents. 

Believes in creating "Safe Communities And Support For Public Safety." Supports comprehensive measures addressing police, criminal justice, drugs, crime, and guns to enhance public safety.

Supports comprehensive measures addressing police, criminal justice, drugs, crime, and guns to enhance public safety.

Believes in adding protection for children online and encourages parents to monitor and guide their internet activity.

- Supports funding public safety officers and firefighters and making departments responsive to community needs.
- Plans to work with police to implement new strategies to curb violent crime, ensuring security for Glendale residents. 
- Supports comprehensive measures addressing police, criminal justice, drugs, crime, and guns to enhance public safety.
- Believes in adding protection for children online and encourages parents to monitor and guide their internet activity.

Public Safety

Education

Believes in ensuring that City Budgets and bond questions do not increase taxes for Glendale residents.

Believes in ensuring that city budgets and bond questions do not increase taxes for Glendale residents.

Believes small businesses should be "welcomed to the city of Glendale," minimally regulated, and free from government intrusion.

Believes in balancing budgets and ensuring the City of Glendale does not exceed expenditure limits to relieve citizens' financial burdens.

Believes in balancing budgets and ensuring the city of Glendale does not exceed expenditure limits.

Believes in supporting measures that guarantee new, well-paying jobs for Glendale citizens.

Believes "the money you earn is the money you keep" by opposing new sales taxes in Glendale.

- Believes in ensuring that city budgets and bond questions do not increase taxes for Glendale residents.
- Believes small businesses should be "welcomed to the city of Glendale," minimally regulated, and free from government intrusion.
- Believes in balancing budgets and ensuring the city of Glendale does not exceed expenditure limits.
- Believes in supporting measures that guarantee new, well-paying jobs for Glendale citizens.

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Dianna Guzman

Dianna is a fourth-generation Arizonan, born in Buckeye and raised in West Phoenix. She is married with three children and two grandchildren. 

Dianna Guzman has been a small business owner for 32 years in Arizona. 

As of July 1, 2024, Dianna Guzman’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Plans to work with public safety officers to strengthen community relationships between Glendale residents and emergency responders.

Dianna Guzman is a fourth-generation Arizonan, born in Buckeye and raised in West Phoenix. She is married to her high school sweetheart with three children and two grandchildren. She is a Christian with a strong family heritage rooted in traditional Hispanic values.

Plans to work with police to implement new strategies to curb violent crime, ensuring security for Glendale residents. Also, plans to strengthen community relationships between Glendale residents and emergency responders.

- Supports funding public safety officers and firefighters and making departments responsive to community needs.
- Plans to work with police to implement new strategies to curb violent crime, ensuring security for Glendale residents. Also, plans to strengthen community relationships between Glendale residents and emergency responders.
- Believes in creating "Safe Communities And Support For Public Safety." Supports comprehensive measures addressing police, criminal justice, drugs, crime, and guns to enhance public safety.
- Believes in adding protection for children online and encourages parents to monitor and guide their internet activity.

- Believes in ensuring that City Budgets and bond questions do not increase taxes for Glendale residents.
- Believes small businesses should be "welcomed to the city of Glendale," minimally regulated, and free from government intrusion.
- Believes in balancing budgets and ensuring the City of Glendale does not exceed expenditure limits to relieve citizens' financial burdens.
- Believes in supporting measures that guarantee new, well-paying jobs for Glendale citizens.

Dianna Guzman is a fourth-generation Arizonan, born in Buckeye and raised in West Phoenix, specifically in the Maryvale area. She graduated from Trevor G. Browne High School and is married to her high school sweetheart. Dianna is a mother to three grown children, a grandmother to two, and has built her dream home in the Yucca District of Glendale. She is a Christian with a strong family heritage rooted in traditional Hispanic values.

Dianna Guzman has been a small business owner for 32 years in Arizona. Details about the nature of her business or any previous jobs she may have held are not provided in the information given.

- City council members work together with the rest of the city officials to set and implement city policies and priorities. 
- The City Council is tasked with ensuring the health, comfort, and safety of residents of the city 
- City council members work with the mayor and the city manager to govern city departments, such as the police department, fire department, transportation department, and parks and recreation department. 
- City council members represent either the whole city or residents of a specific district. 
- Most city council members in Arizona are elected to four-year terms in staggered years. Elections are nonpartisan.