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Fernandez, 51, has taught in public education for more than 25 years. I believe if you are taking care of the kids, you are taking care of the community. Now, I am looking to take my skillset and my passion to City Hall and advocate for all the residents in District 4. I love the west side.

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There is no reason why we should not have the cleanest and safest streets in the nation. I believe that we deserve exactly what you see on the east side, which are clean streets, more green spaces, more parks, less traffic, less pollution. Chula Vistans deserve to work where they live when possible, so I think we deserve first-access and training for those jobs that will come with all the development happening on the bayfront.

Fernandez said he will work with local school districts, hiring agencies, and labor groups to try to strengthen and create pathways to lead residents towards those jobs. Housing is another priority. I would like to see different types of housing, whether it be mixed-use, high density, single-family homes, I would like to see more housing developments across District 4.

District 4 has the largest number of transit stations, and Fernandez said it is still not enough with the development of the Chula Vista Bayfront and the Gaylord hotel. Those are not pedestrian or bike bridges, so we have those conversations as well. We need massive upgrades to transit and pedestrian options here. We are going to have a lot of people coming here to visit, and we are just not ready for that.

The one thing I do not want to see happen is losing the identity of District 4. We have Castle Park, the Montgomery area, the River Bottom, and we do not want to see people being pushed out, and then losing our identity.