Miguel Martinez
About
Miguel Martinez's platform centers on addressing critical urban needs in Reno's Ward 3, with a primary emphasis on enhancing public safety, expanding and improving housing options, and fostering growth and support for local small businesses.
Campaign promises (1)
- public-safetyMiguel Martinez focused his campaign on addressing key community issues including public safety, housing affordability, and supporting small businesses in Ward 3.Related votes
Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 12
- Total speaking time
- 1:29:26
- Avg per meeting
- 7:27
- Segments
- 1535
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Top issues during term (20)(Business Jobs)
Farewell to Mayor Hillary Schieve
Classified Service Career Progression Framework
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Downtown Events Center Operating Agreement
Discussion will cover capital repair obligations and funding responsibilities under the operating agreement.
Federal Engagement and Youth Opportunities
None.
Virginia Street Placemaking Study
Potential items include a roughly $4 million street furniture package, with programming costs possibly funded through room tax.
Subdivision of Commercial Office Park into Individual Units
None on city funds.
Financial Advisory Board Vacancies and Appointments
Reno Aces Stadium Partnership Restructuring
The agreement maintains an annual $1 million payment obligation through 2043, funded entirely by redevelopment agency revenues while removing general fund backing.
New Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) System Selection
Involves substantial investment in software modernization and administrative efficiency.
Privileged Business License for Revenant Music Hall
Private investment in downtown commercial property and municipal licensing revenue.
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Economic Development and Hyve Solutions Expansion
Brings significant high-skill job creation and potential economic stimulation to the North Valleys commercial sector.
Municipal Unsolicited Proposal Process Review
Staff time will be required to research and present alternative proposal workflows.
Civil Service Commission Leadership Vacancy
CWallA Outdoor Storage and Warehouse Expansion on East Fifth Street
Brings expanded commercial operations, business tax revenue, and job opportunities from Sparks into Reno.
Live Entertainment Pilot Program in Entertainment Cores
Potential adjustments to conditional use permit fees and administrative review processes.
Vacant Storefront Activation Program
Backed by $150,000 in current fiscal year funds and an anticipated $150,000 in the upcoming budget.
Intergraph Corporation Contract Change Order #7
Financial terms are detailed in the supporting documentation for the regional project.
Labor Relations Legal Services Contracting
Allocates up to $200,000 from the General Fund for specialized legal and negotiation services.
Downtown Reno Partnership FY 2027 Operating Plan
Maintained funding through existing Business Improvement District assessments and grant programs.
Decisions during term (0)
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Voting record (0)(Business Jobs)
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