Fernando Alvarez Morales
Government Affairs Specialist, Fresno Chamber of Commerce
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Government Affairs Specialist, Fresno Chamber of Commerce
Calls for reduced 911 response times, improved street lighting infrastructure, and trust between residents and law enforcement.
Backs cutting unnecessary red tape, simplifying permitting and business processes, and attracting District 3 investment.
Would secure state and federal dollars for schools, expand student leadership opportunities, and support after-school and summer programs.
Calls for District 3 fair share funding.
Opposes the SEDA proposal as it stands, supports infill and neighborhood reinvestment, and plans to tackle illegal dumping.
Supports well-planned housing for families, prioritizes infill over outward expansion, and opposes the SEDA proposal as it stands.
Calls for repairing potholes and unsafe sidewalks, community input before street redesigns, and bringing state and federal road dollars.
Supports expanded community center programming and advocates for accessible transportation for seniors.
Maintains an open door for resident listening and supports communication follow-up for city services.
Supporters point to strong local ties, fresh energy, and a clear vision for serving District 3. They emphasize an ability to understand business challenges while connecting economic opportunity, education, and neighborhood investment in ways meant to strengthen long-term community success.
The Fresno Chamber of Commerce is proud to endorse Fernando Alvarez for Fresno City Council District 3. Fernando understands the challenges businesses face and the importance of investing in strong neighborhoods through opportunity and education. His experience and vision make him the right choice to advocate for policies that grow small businesses, expand economic opportunity, and ensure long-term success for our community.”
"He has the energy, the vision, and most importantly, the deep connection to our community to make a real difference for District 3.”