Luis Hernandez
About
During the election campaign, Luis Hernandez focused his platform on key municipal issues facing Riverside, specifically prioritizing improvements to city streets and addressing homelessness within Ward 6.
Campaign promises (1)
- infrastructureLuis Hernandez focused his campaign on addressing local street infrastructure and homelessness in Riverside.
Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 11
- Total speaking time
- 2:05:08
- Avg per meeting
- 11:23
- Segments
- 1130
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Top issues during term (18)(Business Jobs)
California Baptist University Revenue Bonds
None to the city — CBU repays the bonds.
New Markets Tax Credits Community Development Entity application
The tax credits could bring millions in federal investment incentives to fund loans in low-income communities across seven counties.
Downtown Parking and Business Improvement Area Assessment
Assessment amounts were not stated in the published agenda.
Business Roundtables program
Manufacturing Month and the UAW green economy center
Holiday Makers Market
Free to attend; the city hopes it boosts holiday-season sales for small businesses and emerging entrepreneurs.
Fleming's Prime Steakhouse opening at The Mark
About 150 new jobs downtown, most filled by Riverside residents, plus a marquee tenant at The Mark.
AI strategy and policy for city government
Capital Investment Incentive Program
No cost to adopt the program itself, but future deals could forgo some property tax revenue in exchange for jobs and investment.
Former flight service station renovation
A multi-million-dollar renovation largely funded by RPU rather than airport dollars.
Inclusive Hiring and Youth Mental Health
Services are funded through Medi-Cal and a Riverside County contract, at no direct cost to families.
Employment of people with disabilities
Reclassification Policy II-2 update
Reclassifications can shift employee pay levels, but no direct budget figure was discussed.
Hyundai Rotem Manufacturing Growth
Hangar shortage and airport land development
Developing vacant airport land for hangars could significantly raise airport revenue.
Downtown valet program performance
About $214,000 net loss absorbed by the parking enterprise fund.
New Markets Tax Credit application for inland regional investment
No dollar figures stated, but the tax credits could fund major housing and economic development projects across the region.
Human Resources Department presentation
Decisions during term (0)
Recorded while Hernandez was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
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Voting record (0)(Business Jobs)
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