KISSIMMEE, Fla. — Kissimmee City Commissioner Janette Martinez is seeking re-election to Seat 4, highlighting her record during her first term while campaigning on priorities that include public safety, responsible growth, affordable housing, economic development, and neighborhood investment.
Martinez, who was elected in 2022, says her approach to public service has focused on accessibility, transparency, and community engagement. Her campaign states that she will continue emphasizing fiscal responsibility while encouraging residents to remain involved in local government.
During her first term, Martinez has supported initiatives related to public safety, affordable housing, economic development, and improvements to parks and public spaces. Her campaign cites projects such as Haven on Vine as examples of efforts to expand affordable and transitional housing while balancing growth with preserving neighborhood quality of life.
According to her campaign, Martinez’s priorities for a second term include continued support for law enforcement, firefighters, emergency medical personnel, and first responders, along with policies aimed at strengthening small businesses, creating jobs, and maintaining responsible growth throughout the city.
Martinez has also pledged to remain accessible to residents, seek public input on budget decisions, and work collaboratively with fellow commissioners, Osceola County, the School District of Osceola County, and other government agencies on issues affecting the community.
As the campaign enters its final weeks, Martinez has received the endorsement of the Kissimmee Professional Firefighters, IAFF Local 4208. In campaign materials announcing the endorsement, Martinez said the city has made “meaningful progress” during the past four years through investments in public safety, parks, affordable housing, and community development, adding that she believes there is more work to be done.
The Kissimmee City Commission Primary Election will be held Tuesday, Aug. 18. Voters may cast ballots during early voting from Friday, Aug. 7, through Sunday, Aug. 16, from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. at any of Osceola County’s 11 early voting locations, regardless of where they live within the county. On Primary Election Day, polls will be open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., and voters must cast their ballot at their assigned precinct.
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Janette Martinez Busca la Reelección al Concejo Municipal de Kissimmee
KISSIMMEE, Florida — La comisionada de la Ciudad de Kissimmee, Janette Martinez, busca la reelección para el Distrito (Seat) 4, destacando los logros alcanzados durante su primer mandato y presentando una plataforma enfocada en la seguridad pública, el crecimiento responsable, la vivienda asequible, el desarrollo económico y la inversión en la comunidad.
Elegida por primera vez en 2022, Martinez afirma que su gestión se ha basado en la transparencia, la accesibilidad y la participación ciudadana. Su campaña señala que continuará promoviendo un gobierno responsable y manteniendo una comunicación abierta con los residentes.
Durante su primer mandato, Martinez ha respaldado iniciativas relacionadas con la seguridad pública, la vivienda asequible, el desarrollo económico y las mejoras a parques y espacios públicos. Su campaña también destaca proyectos como Haven on Vine, orientados a ampliar las oportunidades de vivienda mientras se mantiene un crecimiento equilibrado para la ciudad.
Como parte de su campaña de reelección, Martinez recibió recientemente el respaldo de la Asociación de Bomberos Profesionales de Kissimmee (IAFF Local 4208). En materiales de campaña, la comisionada expresó que la ciudad ha logrado avances importantes durante los últimos cuatro años mediante inversiones en seguridad pública, parques, vivienda asequible y desarrollo comunitario, y aseguró que aún queda trabajo por hacer.
La Elección Primaria para la Comisión de la Ciudad de Kissimmee se celebrará el martes 18 de agosto. La votación anticipada estará disponible del viernes 7 al domingo 16 de agosto, de 9:00 a.m. a 6:00 p.m., en cualquiera de los 11 centros de votación anticipada del Condado de Osceola. El Día de la Elección, las urnas estarán abiertas de 7:00 a.m. a 7:00 p.m., y los votantes deberán acudir a su precinto asignado.
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