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Jaime Resendez has done the hard work to bring improvements

Community Empowerment

Jaime worked to establish the Southeast Dallas Neighborhood Coalition, leaders of 9 neighborhood associations, to work on issues to improve the quality of life in Southeast Dallas. To empower our neighborhoods, and give residents a voice in district-wide issues that require changes in city policies and procedures. The group has already received recognition from city departments as a united voice for District 5.


Public Safety Initiatives

Jaime supported the following initiatives:

  • Creative measures to reduce street racing and stunt driving.
  • Expansion of the RIGHT Care program to divert mental health crisis calls from the police to a team of mental health experts.
  • Installation of LED street lights in areas with high rates of nighttime violent crime, including: Buckner at Lake June, Bruton at Prairie Creek, and Great Trinity Forest at C.F. Hawn Freeway.


Economic Development

There are three local projects in the works:

  • Acquisition of park land at Masters & Old Seagoville Rd.
  • An integrated community development project on St. Augustine near Elam to include an arts & technology community program/space, clinic, workforce housing, and child care.
  • Redevelopment of the old Carnival grocery store on Bruton at Buckner to encourage long needed economic development at this location.


Keeping Dallas Affordable

  • Supported lowering the property tax rate.
  • Voted to approve an increase in the senior citizen homestead exemption.

Jaime Resendez was born and raised in Pleasant Grove and attended Southeast Dallas ISD schools. Jaime enlisted in the U.S. Army in high school and served for eight years as an army engineer, including a year-long tour of duty in Baghdad, Iraq. 


Upon returning from Iraq, Jaime went on to earn degrees with honors from Eastfield Community College, the University of North Texas at Dallas, and a law degree from The University of Texas School of Law. 


Jaime is currently a practicing attorney in Dallas.

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