Alejandro Puy
District 2
alejandro.puy@slc.gov
801-535-7781
Welcome District 2 residents!
My name is Alejandro Puy E., but most people call me “Ale.” As a proud immigrant from Argentina, the Westside has always felt like home. As your District 2 Council Member, my focus is to listen to you. I want to see my neighbors and our community thrive. I hope to shine a light on how to make the Westside the best it can be. We are in this together!
Feel free to contact me directly or my constituent liaison, Vili Lolohea, at city.council.liaisons@slc.gov or by phone at 801-535-7635. Email is preferred.
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Residentes del Distrito 2, ¡bienvenidos!
Me llamo Alejandro Puy E., pero la gente me conoce como “Ale”. Soy un orgulloso inmigrante de Argentina, y el Westside siempre me ha parecido mi hogar. Como su miembro del Concejo del Distrito 2, mi objetivo es escucharlos. Quiero que mis vecinos y nuestra comunidad prosperen. Espero ayudar a que el Westside sea lo mejor que puede ser. ¡Trabajemos juntos!
No duden en comunicarse conmigo directamente, o con el enlace del Distrito 2 Vili Lolohea preferiblemente por correo electrónico a city.council.liaisons@slc.gov o por teléfono 801-535-7600.
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