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MEET MIGUEL TERAN (D)
Candidate for El Paso County Commissioner,
Precinct 2
For more than three decades, Miguel Teran has dedicated his professional life to building and managing major construction and public infrastructure projects across the Southwest, including projects in healthcare, education, public works, and more, many valued at over $40 million. As the owner and president of Roman Construction Project Management, Miguel has worked directly with budgets, contracts, timelines, and contractors. Miguel knows exactly how delays, cost overruns, and poor planning waste taxpayer dollars and frustrate families who are already stretched thin.
His public service began in 2004 when he was appointed to the Board of Directors of El Paso County Water Improvement District #1. Miguel has also served on the City of El Paso Plan Commission and was a member of the International Boundary Water Commission Citizens Forum. These positions gave him a front-row seat to how county government, water management, planning, and infrastructure decisions affect real neighborhoods and real people in Precinct 2 and throughout all El Paso.
Miguel is running for County Commissioner because he believes that, together, we can build a better El Paso. El Paso was just voted as one of the Top 5 places to live in the U.S., but we all have children who are leaving El Paso. Our job as leaders is to bring good paying jobs that allow our children to see a vibrant future being a part of this community. Bringing good paying jobs to El Paso creates economic conditions that will create a strong and vibrant El Paso; an environment that will entice our youth and young adults to stay and build lives in our community. Miguel will fight for the issues that matter most to District 2 residents: economic development, property tax relief and engaging our youth.
Miguel Teran is a proven project manager, experienced public servant, and lifelong advocate for smarter government. Miguel is ready to bring real economic vitality, government accountability and measurable results to El Paso County and especially the residents of Precinct 2.
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