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Aleks Vranicic
Aleks Vranicic is running for Mesa City Council District 5 because Northeast Mesa deserves better.
Escaping communist Yugoslavia taught him the real cost of bad government. Today he’s applying those hard lessons right here in Mesa — demanding accountability, protecting our neighborhoods from overdevelopment, and making sure taxpayer dollars are spent wisely.
From fixing traffic in Las Sendas and Red Mountain Ranch to supporting our police and keeping taxes in check, Aleks puts residents first.
Vote July 21st.
Let’s bring common sense back to Mesa City Council.
ENOUGH IS ENOUGH
Over the next 4-5 years the city council has approved dipping into the surplus at which point in 5-6 years we won’t have a surplus.
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They increased our utility rates to raise $31 million and said it was for fire and police…then gave $16 million for a new locker room and batting cage.
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30% of a Mesa utility bill is a tax....why isn't that "visible"?
Future of Downtown
Mesa is one of the most family friendly cities in the country. In order to keep it that way we need to rationally approach the problems every city of this size has to face.
Homelessness, high density housing, crime, and policing are just some of the issues that should and can be managed without any ideological bias.
In the last eight months we have all seen that seemingly insurmountable problems can be solved with the right leadership
Fiscal Responsibility and Transparency
In an era of rising costs and economic uncertainty, I am committed to ensuring every taxpayer dollar in Mesa is spent wisely and openly. By prioritizing balanced budgets, cutting wasteful spending, and demanding full transparency in city finances, we can build a stronger community without burdening families with higher taxes.
This common-sense approach protects our hard-earned money while investing in essential services that benefit everyone.
Support for Public Safety
Public safety is the foundation of a thriving city, and I pledge to stand firmly behind our police, firefighters, and first responders.
By providing them with the resources and support they need, we can maintain low crime rates, protect our neighborhoods, and foster a secure environment for families and businesses alike.
This isn't about politics—it's about ensuring safety for all residents, appealing to those who prioritize law and order while emphasizing community trust and fairness.
Slowing High-Density Construction and Increasing Single-Family Homes for Purchase
Mesa's growth should preserve our suburban charm and quality of life, not overwhelm it with excessive high-density developments that strain infrastructure and drive up costs. I'll work to slow these projects while promoting more affordable single-family homes for ownership, helping young families and working-class residents achieve the American Dream.
This balanced strategy respects environmental concerns, supports sustainable development, and unites those who value neighborhood stability across the political spectrum.
Resolving Homelessness
Homelessness is a complex issue that demands compassionate yet effective solutions to restore dignity and safety to our streets.
By partnering with local organizations, enforcing accountability, and focusing on root causes like mental health and job training, we can reduce homelessness humanely without enabling dependency.
This pragmatic approach draws from shared values of empathy and responsibility, appealing to all who want real progress for our community.
Returning to Common Sense in Protecting Personal Spaces
In our diverse society, we must uphold basic common-sense standards that protect privacy and safety for everyone, especially women and girls.
Ensuring that men's and women's bathrooms, locker rooms, and showers remain separate is about fairness, respect, and safeguarding vulnerable individuals—principles rooted in tradition and equality.
This straightforward policy fosters inclusivity without compromising core values, resonating with those who seek reasonable protections in an increasingly polarized world.
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