Priorities

Support investments in the city’s public safety sector, ensuring adequate recruitment and retention of firefighters, EMTs, and police officers, thereby promoting a safe and functional city for all residents.
Collaborate with dispatcher leadership to improve emergency response times and enhance public safety services.
Advocate for the allocation of funds toward police education programs emphasizing de-escalation techniques, fostering positive interactions between law enforcement and the community.
Support funding for post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) services for first responders.
Promote transparency in public safety operations to rebuild community trust.

Collaborate with nonprofit organizations and private partners to establish comprehensive support systems for individuals experiencing homelessness, including access to shelter beds, transitional housing, and additional resources.
Forge partnerships with trusted community organizations and local/state agencies to address the specific needs of the unsheltered population facing challenges such as severe mental illness, substance abuse, human trafficking, or other circumstances requiring targeted assistance.
Advocate to State Legislators, the Governor, and the Federal Delegation for increased funding to address the critical issue of homelessness in the community.
Champion policies that expedite the expansion of affordable housing options across the City of Phoenix.
Increase the availability of low-income housing vouchers to support families in need.

Foster an environment conducive to economic growth and attract businesses and corporations to the City of Phoenix through the implementation of policies that promote a thriving pro-business climate.
Advocate for policies that offer support to small businesses, entrepreneurs, and public/private partnerships, thereby stimulating economic activity and fostering innovation.
Establish effective channels of communication between city government and educational institutions, including elementary schools, high schools, community colleges, and universities, to ensure the alignment of education and skills development with the evolving job market.

Facilitate opportunities for residents to actively participate in public service through appointments to Phoenix Boards and Commissions.
Ensure open lines of communication between community members and District 4 staff, providing accessible and responsive channels for addressing concerns and inquiries.
Commit to hosting regular community meetings, at least once a month, to actively listen to and engage with neighbors, fostering a sense of community involvement and inclusivity.

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Authorized by Patricia Jimenez.

(602) 835-6535

6001 N 43rd Ave, Phoenix, AZ 85019

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