Aaron was born in Austin and raised in Manor, where he graduated from Manor ISD in 2014.

Aaron spent 4 years at Applied Materials and currently works at the Austin Transportation Department, focusing on analysis, licensing, and permitting for the Right of Way Division.

Aaron W. Moreno has served as the representative for Place 5 on the Manor City Council since 2021.

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As mayor, spearheaded a bond election that funded the construction of the First Library, Recreation Center, and City Hall.

Established a Youth Advisory Commission to involve younger community members in local decision-making.

Supports community engagement through organized local events like Manor 5-K, Manorpalooza, and Black and Hispanic Heritage Celebrations.

- As mayor, spearheaded a bond election that funded the construction of the First Library, Recreation Center, and City Hall.
- Established a Youth Advisory Commission to involve younger community members in local decision-making.
- Supports community engagement through organized local events like Manor 5-K, Manorpalooza, and Black and Hispanic Heritage Celebrations.

Public Services

Believes in community service and local engagement, as reflected in their motto, "Raised Here, Serve Here."

Aims to improve public safety by enhancing healthcare services through partnerships with programs and organizations.

Believes that enhancing public safety is crucial for improving quality of life, expanding healthcare, creating jobs, and inspiring youth involvement.

As of September 12, 2024, Aaron W. Moreno’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Public Safety

Energy & the Environment

Worked with the Texas Department of Transportation and Central Texas Regional Mobility Authority to address transportation needs and advocate for infrastructure improvements.

As a member of the Austin Transportation Department, focused on analysis, licensing, and permitting for the Right of Way Division.

Believes in developing strong community connections through diverse roles, including managing theater operations and coordinating community events.

As a member of the City’s Board of Adjustments, helped make decisions on local infrastructure projects.

Transportation & Infrastructure

Supports affordable housing projects, and has developed affordable housing projects through a Public Facility Corporation (PFC) tailored for teachers and first responders.

- Supports affordable housing projects, and has developed affordable housing projects through a Public Facility Corporation (PFC) tailored for teachers and first responders.

Housing & Urban Development

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Aaron W. Moreno

Aaron W. Moreno was born in Austin and raised in Manor, where he graduated from Manor ISD in 2014.

Aaron W. Moreno spent four years at Applied Materials and currently works at the Austin Transportation Department, focusing on analysis, licensing, and permitting for the Right of Way Division.

Aaron W. Moreno has served as the representative for Place 5 on the Manor City Council since 2021 and is a member of the Parks and Trees Committee, Health Committee, Budget Committee, and Emergency Management Committee.

Believes in facilitating community engagement and collaboration to enhance public services.

Promises to continue advocating for improved public services.

Believes in the value of hard work and perseverance.

Enjoys hiking, motorcycling, and fishing.

Supports public services that enhance community engagement and quality of life.

As a city council member, served on the Parks and Trees Committee, Health Committee, Budget Committee, and Emergency Management Committee.

Believes in improving public services to enhance community quality of life.

Believes in cherishing life's simple pleasures, especially quality time with family and friends.

Believes that film, music, and the arts are important for creativity and innovation.

Believes in creating a thriving community in Manor through a shared vision of opportunity for all.

The candidate's website does not provide any information on housing and urban development.

- City council members collaborate to create and enforce city policies, including legislation on essential services like police, fire, parks, libraries, and utilities.
- They work alongside the mayor to manage city departments, including transportation and parks and recreation.
- Council members can be elected to represent specific districts or the entire city at-large.
- The structure of city councils, including the number of members, their terms, term limits, and partisanship, differs by county.