Arturo Alluin, a 35-year-old El Paso entrepreneur with a decade of business success and deep border community roots, is running for City Council District Eight not to build a political career but to fix what he sees as broken city services and rising taxes. He’s committed to fiscal discipline, supporting local businesses, and prioritizing public safety and infrastructure — all without political labels. While he backs the Downtown I-10 Deck Plaza vision, he opposes using taxpayer dollars, insisting private investment should lead the way while public funds tackle urgent needs like crumbling streets. He vows not to support property tax hikes, focusing instead on expanding the commercial tax base, cutting waste, and demanding an independent city audit. His street maintenance plan includes a transparent district dashboard, long-term funding based on real needs, and better coordination with utilities to prevent repeated closures — all designed to deliver results without excuses.
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