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Gallego worked for the Arizona Democratic Party, the Arizona Office of Tourism, as well as on economic development and strategic planning for the Salt River Project. On November 5, 2013, Gallego was elected to the Phoenix City Council for the 8th district; she was reelected in 2017.
Before being elected to Phoenix City Council, Mayor Gallego worked on Economic Development for local utility company, Salt River Project. Mayor Gallego has focused on three key policy areas during her time in office: diversifying the economy, strengthening infrastructure investment, and working to make Phoenix a leader in sustainability.
Rio Reimagined – The Valley’s most impactful green infrastructure project in a century. Salt River aerial footage from March 27, 2023 showing unusual flows caused by upstream releases by the Salt River Project due to higher volume of snow melt in watersheds. Footage courtesy of ASU.
Kate Gallego, a mom in the mayor’s office. March 2, 2020. More from this show. As one of the youngest mayors of a major American city, Phoenix Mayor Kate Gallego is the second elected female mayor in Phoenix history. With the most number of votes ever cast by a Phoenix mayoral candidate, Mayor Gallego was reelected in November 2020.
12 de abr. de 2023 · Securing the city's water future, helping cure cancer, and taking a "progressive" but also "practical" approach to policing — Phoenix Mayor Kate Gallego covered a lot in her 2023 State of the ...
The Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community, which is located in the Phoenix metropolitan area, just east of Scottsdale and north of Mesa, was the first to endorse Gallego for Senate.
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