Bryan Vega for Holtville City Council 2024

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<h2>Howdy Neighbor, My name is Bryan Vega, and I am running for Holtville City Council in the upcoming November 5, 2024 election!</h2><img src="https://run.imgix.net/538d61aa-2d43-48b2-9d20-f1bbbba9dbf7/50cbb985-4263-48a6-a87d-8429631f6734/50cbb985-4263-48a6-a87d-8429631f6734.jpeg?ixlib=js-3.8.0&amp;bri=0&amp;con=0&amp;sat=0&amp;high=0&amp;shad=0&amp;usm=0&amp;rect=0%2C0%2C4000%2C6000&amp;w=1500" alt="" caption="" align="left" alignwidth="40" tiltdirection="left" variant="framed"><h4>Bryan Vega is a lifelong resident of Holtville and a proud product of the Holtville Unified School District, running for Holtville City Council in the upcoming November 5, 2024, election. With a bachelor’s degree in political science &amp; public policy and experience working in legal and the clean energy sector, Bryan is deeply committed to ensuring that local government serves all residents effectively while preserving the unique qualities that make Holtville special.</h4><h4>Bryan’s vision for Holtville includes completing critical city projects, such as the Holtville Public Safety building and the Alamo River Habitat Restoration, strengthening the local economy through a farm-to-table model, and fostering environmentally sustainable practices. He is committed to supporting local businesses and making Holtville a safer, greener, and more vibrant place for everyone.</h4><h4>Guided by the values of diligence and optimism, Bryan is dedicated to working tirelessly for the betterment of the community, aiming to make Holtville a city where innovation meets tradition.</h4>

Our campaign is centered on three core issues: Energy, Efficiency, and Care. I'm committed to energizing Holtville by completing vital city projects, promoting efficiency by building on the successes of past councils to secure a thriving future for generations to come, and caring for our community by encouraging a farm-to-table economy.

<h3>Fighting for Our Community</h3>These are some of the top issues our campaign is focused on. Learn more about our issues <a href="/issues" target="" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow">here</a>.

Community Top Issues

To foster a thriving and sustainable Holtville, we must prioritize completing key projects that benefit our community. By championing initiatives like the Public Safety Building, Alamo River Habitat Restoration Project, and housing, we can create valuable green spaces and improve our city’s infrastructure. These efforts will ensure Holtville's growth is both inclusive and environmentally conscious, enhancing our quality of life while preserving our commitment to a vibrant community.

To create space for parks and green spaces, we must prioritize completing the existing projects in the pipeline, while ensuring Holtville's growth is both sustainable and beneficial to the community.

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Energizing Holtville: Completing Projects

By building on the successes of past city councils and making space to learn from the elders in our community, we can inspire innovation that resonates with Holtville’s traditions. We must create opportunities for the youth of Holtville. This approach ensures that our progress honors the city’s heritage while guiding the next generation of Holtvillians, creating solutions that blend respect for our past with forward-thinking strategies for a more efficient and vibrant future.

By building on the successes of previous city councils, we can inspire innovation that aligns with Holtville’s rich traditions. This approach ensures that our progress not only addresses today’s challenges but also honors the city’s heritage -- creating solutions that respect our past while paving the way for a brighter, more efficient future.

Efficiency: Generational Problem Solving

We will invigorate Holtville’s farm-to-table economy by ensuring the Holtville Unified School District and our community have access to fresh, locally grown produce, strengthening our local food system. By supporting local businesses and helping entrepreneurs start and grow their ventures in Holtville, we will foster economic development and create a thriving, self-sustaining community. This holistic approach not only enhances our food security but also promotes local entrepreneurship and economic vitality.

We will invigorate a farm-to-table economy by ensuring that Holtville Unified School District and the entire community have access to fresh, locally grown produce, strengthening our local food system.

Caring for Community: Farm to Table

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Join the Bryan Vega for Holtville City Council campaign for a series of community events focused on the natural beauty of the Alamo River and a morning dedicated to health through yoga. We invite you to be part of a campaign that seeks to foster economic development while being mindful of our environment and community health.

CAMPAIGN EVENTS

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7th Annual Pete Mellinger Alamo River Trail

I will be joining the city's 7th Annual Pete Mellinger Alamo River Trail event. Support and join me in honoring Holtville icon Elwood “Pete” Mellinger. Register in the city's website!

Guided Alamo River Walk

Yoga in the Park: Join Bryan Vega for a refreshing outdoor yoga session! Enjoy a fresh morning juice and hear more about his vision for Holtville.

Yoga in Nature

Yoga in the Park: Join Bryan Vega for a refreshing outdoor yoga session! Enjoy a fresh morning juice and hear more about his vision for Holtville.

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Bryan's short but fruitful 25 years have led him back to his hometown.

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Imperial Valley Women's Magazine Top 20 under 40 2024 Honoree

Elected officials are no good without the support and perspective of their community. If you have a pressing issue, comment, or a concern please do not hesitate to get in touch with me.

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Bryan Vega for Holtville City Council

<h3>" I believe it is a man's duty to enter into the life of whatever community he finds himself linked with and whatever he may do to better conditions of living in that community, it devolves on him as a duty to do so."</h3>

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“Innovation meets tradition”