Expanding Digital Access and Workforce Opportunity in District E
I will tell you the truth about what this seat controls, and then I will go to work on the parts that are real: tech and skilled jobs you can raise a family on, internet access for the families who do not have it, libraries and training that open doors, and a county government that finally runs like the technology exists.
Clark County doesn't run public schools that's the separately elected School District's job. But the county does shape the digital infrastructure, workforce programs, and economic-development tools that determine whether local kids grow up with real tech and skilled-trade opportunities close to home, instead of having to leave the valley to find them.
Right now, that role is underused. Digital access gaps still exist in parts of the district, and the county's own services could do more with the technology it already has to become faster and easier for residents to actually use.
Manny wants the county to lean into the role it does have: expand broadband and digital access where it's lacking, grow tech and skilled-trade employers through real economic-development partnerships rather than duplicate what already exists, and use technology internally to make county services themselves faster and easier to reach.
Manny's Five Action Items.
1.
Expand broadband and digital access in underserved parts of the district.
2.
Grow tech and skilled-trade jobs through real economic-development partnerships.
3.
Strengthen existing libraries and workforce programs instead of duplicating them.
4.
Use technology internally to make county services faster and easier to access.
5.
Partner with, not duplicate, the School District's own digital-access efforts.
Manny on the other Issues.​
