Jenn Duff

ildhood. I was intrigued with the historic homes and downtown charm. Soon, I was pacing the neighborhoods and found a small 1915 bungalow on W 2nd St. Mesa was no longer a place to live, it was my home and became my heart. From that time in 2009, I got involved in my neighborhood and its issues that led me to co-create “I Believe in Mesa’s Downtown” which eventually became R.A.I.L. (Retail, Arts, Innovation, Livability) in 2013. I also became heavily involved in committees and boards in and around downtown Mesa. In 2018 I was elected as the only woman on city council representing district 4. Today, I serve as Vice Mayor and up for reelection in 2022.