Interview with Daniel Valenzuela, 2024 Candidate for Maricopa Board of Supervisors (District 3)

Daniel has worked as an instructor for the Arizona Department of Emergency Management and as the director of the National Fire and Rescue Services Information Officer Network

Daniel Valenzuela was elected to the Phoenix City Council in 2011 and re-elected in 2015. 

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As a City Council member, helped refocus Phoenix’s economic development strategy towards Healthcare, Advanced Manufacturing, Information Technology, Transportation, and Entrepreneurship.

As Chair of the Council’s Aviation and Innovation Subcommittee, led efforts on economic development and job creation.

- As a City Council member, helped refocus Phoenix’s economic development strategy towards Healthcare, Advanced Manufacturing, Information Technology, Transportation, and Entrepreneurship.
- As Chair of the Council’s Aviation and Innovation Subcommittee, led efforts on economic development and job creation.

Economy

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

Public Services

Phoenix, Message from Councilman Daniel T. Valenzuela

Supported the anti-immigration ordinance which "related to housing, employment and public accommodations to strengthen protection for those in the LGBT and disabled communities."

- Supported the anti-immigration ordinance which "related to housing, employment and public accommodations to strengthen protection for those in the LGBT and disabled communities."

Housing & Urban Development

Transportation & Infrastructure

Public Safety

As a City Council member, raised $1 million in private funds to create CodePHX, making coding accessible, equitable, and free for students aged 3-17 across Phoenix.

Believes in increasing educational attainment to create future talent and close gender and opportunity gaps in Phoenix. Supports policies for children, college, and K-12 schools to achieve these goals.

- As a City Council member, raised $1 million in private funds to create CodePHX, making coding accessible, equitable, and free for students aged 3-17 across Phoenix.
- Believes in increasing educational attainment to create future talent and close gender and opportunity gaps in Phoenix. Supports policies for children, college, and K-12 schools to achieve these goals.

Education

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Daniel Valenzuela

Daniel Valenzuela has worked as an instructor for the Arizona Department of Emergency Management and as the director of the National Fire and Rescue Services Information Officer Network

As of June 28, 2024, Daniel Valenzuela’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Daniel Valenzuela has served as a valley firefighter since 2003. He was elected to the Phoenix City Council in 2011 and re-elected in 2015, where he focused on public safety, neighborhood strengthening, regional leadership, and economic transformation through innovation and entrepreneurship support.

Daniel Valenzuela was elected to the Phoenix City Council in 2011 and re-elected in 2015. Details on specific appointments or committees he may have served on during his time on the city council are not provided, nor is there information on any other political offices he may have run for.

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