Miguel A. Pulido

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Born in Mexico City, Miguel A. Pulido is the mayor of the City of Santa Ana and was first elected to City Council in November, 1986. He became the first Latino mayor in the city's history. His current term expires on December 4, 2010.

A number of projects have been completed during his mayorship which have led to the improvement of the city in many areas. Miguel Pulido was a key factor in bringing in the Orange County High School of the Arts into the Santa Ana Midtown District, as well as the Ronald Reagan Federal Building and United States Courthouse which was competed for by other cities in the county.

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[edit] City Projects

[edit] Historic Downtown

  • Artist's Village
  • Ronald Reagan Federal Building and United States Courthouse
  • Cal State Fullerton Grand Central Art Center
  • West End Lofts

[edit] Civic Center

  • State of California Fourth District Court of Appeals, Division Three

[edit] Midtown

  • Orange County High School of the Arts
  • Discovery Science Center
  • Córdoba Courtyards

[edit] South Coast

  • Skyline at MacArthur Place
  • MSC Software Towers
  • Promenade Pointe
  • Pinnacle at MacArthur Place

[edit] North

  • City Place

[edit] Other Major Projects

[edit] Proposals

  • Cabrillo Towers
  • Light Rail

[edit] See also

[edit] External links