Why it matters
The impact on your daily life
Housing costs affect family stability and worker recruitment.
Development patterns determine future infrastructure costs.
Current situation
What we know
Housing policy includes permitting, infrastructure, land use, and federal programs.
Affordable units and market-rate supply address different parts of the problem.
Civic analysis
The strengths. The concerns.
The strengths
- Permitting and infrastructure policies can improve predictability.
- Public data can identify where housing pressure is greatest.
The concerns
- Growth without infrastructure increases long-term service costs.
- General affordability promises may lack unit targets and funding sources.
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Demand answers
Questions for every candidate
- 01How many units should be created or preserved?
- 02Where can infrastructure support growth?
- 03What is the plan for renters?
The candidates
Documented positions
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Dr. Victor D. Treviño
Public safety · Hospital and pediatric services · Water-line replacement and paving · International trade
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JD Gonzalez
Streets, water, and utility capacity · Trade and international bridges · Jobs and small businesses · Access to health care · Municipal accountability
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Jorge A. Garza
No detailed public platform located
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Alfonso “Poncho” Casso
Accountability · Government transparency · Water security · International trade
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Alyssa Cigarroa
Water reliability and long-term sources · Capital improvement plan · Public performance dashboard · Small businesses, bridges, and mobility
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