01District 4 Diaries
On-the-ground visits to the streets, parks, and small businesses of District 4.
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The Only D4 Candidate Endorsed by Police & Fire

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Strong Community. Bright Future.
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For a Safer Montebello
★ Meet Rafael · My Vision ★
I am a proud husband and father of two. I have worked at Montebello High School for 27 years as a teacher, coach, and now Athletic Director. I was your elected City Treasurer from 2018–2022 and have been a longtime volunteer in youth organizations. I look forward to serving you and helping lead Montebello on a positive path toward a bright future.
— Rafael Gutierrez
27
Years at Montebello High
2018–22
Elected City Treasurer
District 4
Candidate for City Council
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Proud father of two
Strengthen local safety initiatives to ensure a safe community.
Renovate our parks, provide outdoor fitness and activities. Explore funding and a site for a multi-sports complex.
Support small businesses. Work with property owners to transform vacant and underutilized lots into opportunities for new businesses, local jobs, and economic growth — strengthening our community and creating a more vibrant local economy.
Invest in safer streets, better roads, improved parks, and a strong local economy that attracts new businesses and helps Montebello thrive.
02 / District 4
An interactive look at Montebello and the landmarks that define District 4. Tap a marker to learn why it matters.
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Montebello High School
30 years coaching on these sidelines.
Official District Map · D4 highlighted

~12,500
District 4 Residents
Est. 1 of 5 council districts
55%
Owner-Occupied Homes
Census ACS 2023
80%
Hispanic / Latino
Largest demographic
36
Median Age
A working-age community
Issues on the Block
Aging Infrastructure
Streets and sidewalks across District 4 need resurfacing and ADA upgrades funded transparently from the capital budget.
Public Safety & Response Times
MPOA and Firefighters endorsements reflect a commitment to fully staffed, responsive first-responder coverage.
Small Business Support
Streamlining permits along the Whittier Blvd corridor so local storefronts open and stay open.
Parks & Youth Programs
Protecting funding for Grant Rea Park and youth athletics — the community anchors Rafael has coached inside for decades.
Demographic data: U.S. Census Bureau, ACS 2023 5-year estimates for Montebello city. District-level figures are approximations based on equal division across five council districts. Verify your exact district via the official City locator above.
03 / The Shows
Five series. One mission. Scroll sideways to explore the full broadcast matrix.
01On-the-ground visits to the streets, parks, and small businesses of District 4.
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02Short, direct answers to real resident questions about infrastructure, safety, and City Hall.
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03Stories from 30 years on the sidelines at Montebello High, and what coaching taught him about leadership.
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04Plain-language breakdowns of budgets, Council votes, and what they mean for your block.
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05Interviews with longtime residents, business owners, and community leaders.
Coming SoonLatest from the Campaign
Community advocate Rafael Gutierrez officially kicked off his campaign, promising to fight for safer streets, stronger neighborhoods, and real representation for District 4.
Rafael is the only District 4 candidate backed by the men and women who protect our community — a powerful vote of confidence in his commitment to public safety.
Rafael's plan to fix neglected infrastructure and support small businesses is drawing attention from residents and community organizations across Montebello.
Read more local coverage at Montebello News
04 / The Hub
— on camera, not just on a yard sign.
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Voter Resources
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