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Leticia Ozuna , City Council District 3

Office

City Hall
P.O. Box 839966
San Antonio, TX 78238
Office Line: 210.207.7064
Cell Line: 210.232.3936

Constituent Office
3319 Sidney Brooks, Bldg. 510
San Antonio, TX 78235
Field Office Line: 210.207.0969

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Staff

DeAnne Cueller
Deputy Chief of Staff, Chief Information Officer, 210.207.7066
Gus Cardenas
Chief of Constituent Outreach, 210.207.7066
Stephanie Guerra
Special Projects Assistant, 210.207.7066
Rosie Arismendez
Field Office Community Development & Senior Services, 210.207.0969
Norma J. Gonzales
Interim Sr. Executive Secretary, 210.207.7064

Leticia Ozuna and the City Seal

Leticia Ozuna was unanimously appointed to serve on the San Antonio City Council for District 3 on January 12, 2012. A proud resident of the Highland Park neighborhood, software engineer specializing in cyber-security and mother of two, Councilwoman Ozuna is a fifth-generation San Antonian, whose family has played an important role in the city through its support of educational, social and other developments.

Councilwoman Ozuna aims to add to her family's civic legacy by helping District 3 residents and the broader community achieve the following goals:

fund library and park maintenance,
create affordable code-compliant housing,
enforce safe neighborhood rules,
advocate for neighborhood associations,
create team building and other training programs for students,
support recreational activities for residents of all ages, and
enable more seniors to keep their independence.

Over the past few years, Ozuna has been on the board of the Highland Park Neighborhood Association, the City of San Antonio Parks Bond Committee and SA 2012. She also has also been an active Girl Scout volunteer/troop leader, was a manager for the city's first co-working space, C4 Workspace, and helped start a community-based online news service, Nowcast SA.

Before these ventures, Ozuna owned a software company that served customers in the defense and intelligence industries. In this capacity and at a later job, she worked with several Fortune 500 companies. In addition, she did environmental research and set up an agency-wide geographic information system for Texas Parks and Wildlife and an Austin-based consulting firm.