

Art Fierro has spent his career working at the intersection of public service, education, health, small business, and community opportunity.
As the representative for El Paso City Council District 6, he brings experience by providing needed support for individuals, institutions, and neighborhoods across El Paso’s Eastside.






Art was elected to represent El Paso District 6 and took office on January 3, 2023. During his years as Representative, he has served the people in his district with practical and attentive leadership that has focused on the everyday needs of District 6 neighborhoods, families, students, workers, and local businesses on the El Paso Eastside.

Before serving on City Council, Art represented Texas House District 79 on El Paso’s Eastside for two terms. In the Legislature, he served on committees focused on agriculture, elections, licensing, and administrative procedures, while authoring and supporting bills related to healthcare, voting rights, and education policy for Texans across the state.

Art’s public service includes years of leadership on the El Paso Community College Board of Trustees, where he served as Secretary and later as Board Chair.
During his tenure, EPCC earned national recognition for student success, equity, and guided pathways that emphasized helping minority and underserved students in El Paso access stronger educational opportunities.

By profession, Art is a marketing and public relations consultant with experience across marketing firms, businesses, nonprofits, and civic organizations.
He has served as President and CEO of both the El Paso Hispanic Chamber of Commerce and the Austin Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, bringing deep experience in strategy, fundraising, media planning, volunteer leadership, and community engagement to his work for El Paso District 6.
Art has invested throughout his time in the capital and in the city to ensure that El Pasoans, across all backgrounds, are aware of public health organizations in their community. Throughout his term as City Representative, he has invited the community to engage in meetings with local health organizations to spread awareness of these vital services.

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Art Fierro has spent his career working at the intersection of public service, education, small business, and community opportunity.
As the representative for El Paso City Council District 6, he brings decades of experience helping people, institutions, and neighborhoods across El Paso’s Eastside move forward together.
Art was elected to represent El Paso District 6 and took office on January 3, 2023. His service on City Council continues a long commitment to practical, responsive leadership focused on the everyday needs of District 6 families, students, workers, neighborhoods, and local businesses on El Paso’s eastside.
Before serving on City Council, Art represented Texas House District 79 on El Paso’s eastside for two terms. In the Legislature, he served on committees focused on agriculture, elections, licensing, and administrative procedures, while authoring and supporting bills related to healthcare, voting rights, and education policy for Texans across the state.


Art’s public service includes years of leadership on the El Paso Community College Board of Trustees, where he served as Secretary and later as Board Chair.
During his tenure, EPCC earned national recognition for student success, equity, and guided pathways that helped minority and underserved students in El Paso access stronger educational opportunities.
By profession, Art is a marketing and public relations consultant with experience across marketing firms, businesses, nonprofits, and civic organizations.
He has served as President and CEO of both the El Paso Hispanic Chamber of Commerce and the Austin Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, bringing deep experience in strategy, fundraising, media planning, volunteer leadership, and community engagement to his work for El Paso District 6.







Pol. Ad paid for by the Art Fierro campaign, Queta Fierro treasurer.