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Voice of the People: Spring News Update from Dr. Gutierrez

By Dr. Yxstian Gutierrez, City Councilman of District 4
March 26, 2014 at 01:27pm. Views: 54

As your District 4 Councilman, I will not be distracted from my service to my neighbors in District 4 and the City, and I will continue to push forward new initiatives including: • Expanding our NEW music/arts program for our after school students. • Establishing our community’s first Emerging Leaders Council to provide our young adults a voice in their government. • Providing community education programs, such as the free financial literacy workshop conducted recently in District 4 and the addition of community service and program information booths at the City’s upcoming Easter event. I am committed to building on the excellent economic development progress that my fellow Council Members and I have achieved. Attracting quality job-producing businesses, such as Amazon (1,000 jobs), Aldi Foods (200 jobs), Deckers (200 jobs), Harbor Freight (150 jobs), and Fortune 100 company (800 jobs) is critical to a City still suffering from unemployment and underemployment rates that are too high. Serving the residents of Moreno Valley continues to be the focus of my time and efforts, and I consider it the privilege of my lifetime to do so. As always, please do not hesitate to contact me at City Hall. I am here for you and I will do the best I can to meet your needs. Your public servant,

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