City of San Luis, Matias Rosales

Matias is from Long Beach, CA, but has been a resident of Arizona since 2004. He lives in San Luis with his wife, and they have 4 children together. He is also a Wish Granter at the Make A Wish Foundation.

Matias is a real estate professional and a small business owner. He also serves as chairman to the Greater Yuma Port Authority and sits on the Greater Yuma Economic Development Corporation.

Matias Rosales is currently a member of the San Luis City Council. He was elected in 2012, and is serving his third term. Within this role, he has also served as the vice mayor.

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Believes the economic partnership with Mexico significantly benefits Arizona's economy and supports enhancing infrastructure at ports of entry.

Supports having a the economic partnership with Mexico as a way to uplift Arizona's economy and support enhancing infrastructure.

Believes in increasing funding for rural infrastructure to support economic growth and manage high traffic volumes.

Wants to increase funding for rural infrastructure to support economic growth and manage high traffic volumes.

Believes Yuma's agricultural economy relies heavily on water resources. Supports maintaining water access to sustain the region's agricultural industry.

Supports maintaining water access to sustain the region's agricultural industry.

- Supports having a the economic partnership with Mexico as a way to uplift Arizona's economy and support enhancing infrastructure.
- Wants to increase funding for rural infrastructure to support economic growth and manage high traffic volumes.
- Supports maintaining water access to sustain the region's agricultural industry.

Economy

As of September 17, 2024, Matias Rosales’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Public Safety

Believes in safeguarding women’s right to choose and expanding reproductive rights. Supports every woman's autonomy in making decisions about their body and accessing reproductive healthcare services.

Healthcare

Believes educators are underpaid and understaffed, which hinders the growth of the state and country. Supports better compensation and staffing for educators to ensure the future generation of leaders is well-taught.

Supports better compensation and staffing for educators to ensure the future generation of leaders is well-taught.

Believes in fully funding schools and retaining permanent qualified teachers in every classroom.

Wants to fully fund schools and retain permanent qualified teachers in every classroom.

- Supports better compensation and staffing for educators to ensure the future generation of leaders is well-taught.
- Wants to fully fund schools and retain permanent qualified teachers in every classroom.

Education

Believes in addressing the water crisis to ensure Yuma's land, water, and soil remain productive for healthy food production.

Wants to address the water crisis to ensure Yuma's land, water, and soil remain productive for healthy food production.

- Wants to address the water crisis to ensure Yuma's land, water, and soil remain productive for healthy food production.

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Matias Rosales

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