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Jonathan Renteria is a proven advocate and community organizer with a strong record of impactful work in South Omaha. With extensive experience that includes vital contributions to local campaigns—such as his work on Roger Garcia’s campaign for Douglas County Commissioner District 1 and Yanira Garcia’s campaign for RMTA District 3—and advancing Medicaid Expansion in Nebraska in 2018, Jonathan is dedicated to empowering residents and uplifting our neighborhoods. His commitment to expanding public services and investing in innovative ideas reflects his belief that every community deserves the chance to thrive.
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The Priorities
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Expanding Social Services and Programs
City Health Clinics: Establish clinics to provide preventative care, reducing diseases of despair and sharing costs among the community.
Universal Childcare: Ensure access to affordable childcare, enabling parents to better manage finances and pursue opportunities.
Universal Public Transit: Expand and subsidize public transportation, making it easier for residents to work, access services, and enjoy the city.
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Tax Reform
Repeal the Restaurant Tax: Eliminate this regressive tax to ease the financial burden on working-class families.
Adjust Property Taxes: Rebalance property tax policies to alleviate pressure on residential property owners while maintaining city services.
Cannabis Taxation: Introduce taxes on medicinal cannabis to generate revenue for public programs.
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Culture and Amenities
Innovative Third Spaces: Invest in public spaces that foster community connection and leisure without requiring purchases.
Youth-Focused Programs: Expand funding for after-school initiatives and youth-centered programs to empower the next generation.
Community Promotion: Launch investment initiatives to attract new residents and encourage former residents to return, boosting the local economy and culture.
Ready to Shape the Future?
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