South Valley

with the local pork from Robert Kaiser, you know,

down in the South Valley.

Yeah, yeah.

Of course, our fresh-made guacamole every day.

Why aren't you seeing them? Trust me, I'm seeing them, and we're working on it.

But we need the whole system to work in conjunction, and I'm doing one or two operations now I haven't even announced because I'm waiting for data to come in, and it's working, one specifically in the South Valley.

And I'll have the data on that on Monday.

But this allows more resources just not for enforcement, but to work also with people on the addiction side to say, hey, they're going to be let out of jail.

And you have to campaign for every vote.

And being the fact that you grew up in the South Valley here in Albuquerque, the fact that you have a connection to Albuquerque and have had your entire life, how do you think that has helped prepare you for dealing with this new district that we know as CD2?

Well, it gives me a built-in base.

It gives me, again, being born and raised here, working here, raising children here, opening a business here.

And so, you know, again, you talk about Ventana Ranch, that is the northernmost boundary.

of CD2 is Ventana Ranch.

And so you're right, all along that West Hill, all the way to what I would call the old West Gate to Etrusco Heritage High School and down into the South Valley.

And the

My name is Robert Aragon.

Native New Mexican, native South Valley resident, now living on the west side.

Served six years in the legislature.

I was President of the Board of Regents at Eastern New Mexico, Vice President of the City Charter Revision Task Force.

Coffee in Knob Hill.

Lowriders in the South Valley.

Dinner in Uptown.

A backyard fire pit in Taylor Ranch.

Hold on.

A hike in the foothills.

Dinner in the South Valley.

Sunset from the west side.

But I'm going to rely on these guys a hell of a lot more than Vinny from Brooklyn and...

Joe from the South Valley or whomever.

All right, a ton to do today.

We're going to get you ready.

But, you know, the back edge of the steady rain is working up from the south and kind of moving to the metro right now.

It's into the South Valley area and will be probably crossing the Big Eye in the next 15 minutes or so.

And then we'll kind of go into a bit more of a scattered shower mode.

But I think it's already been about 1.1 inches.

But, you know, the back edge of the steady rain is working up from the south and kind of moving to the metro right now.

It's into the South Valley area and will be probably crossing the Bay High in the next 15 minutes or so.

And then we'll kind of go into a bit more of a scattered shower mode tomorrow.

But I think it's already been about 1.1 inches.