Phoenix Council member District 4 · Nov 3, 2026
Patricia Jimenez
Candidate for Council member District 4
Patricia Jimenez is running for Phoenix Council member District 4 in the Nov 3, 2026 election, against Ashley Harder, Ed Hermes, Cassandra Hernandez, Zachary Lauer, Michael Mazzocco, Robb Olivieri and Megan Schmitz.
Voter registration deadline · Mon, Oct 5, 2026
TodayJimenez is a real estate broker and has served on the Isaac Elementary School District governing board since 2003. She is also running for re-election to that board.
- Campaign website
- www.patriciaforphoenix.com
Where Patricia Jimenez stands: positions on the record
Public safety1 sourced position
Wants to recruit and retain more police officers and dispatchers, improve response times, increase patrols, and use cameras and real-time crime centers.
“I want Phoenix to recruit and retain more police officers and dispatchers, improve response times, increase neighborhood patrols, use technology such as cameras and real-time crime centers, and continue building stronger relationships between officers and the community.”
Own statementNorth Central News · Sep 6, 2026
Neighborhood services1 sourced position
Priority on illegal dumping, street and sidewalk repair, lighting and infrastructure, and better city service to neighborhoods and businesses.
“My second priority is cleaner, stronger neighborhoods. That means addressing illegal dumping, fixing streets and sidewalks, improving lighting and infrastructure, and making sure businesses and neighborhoods receive better service from City Hall.”
Own statementNorth Central News · Sep 6, 2026
Housing1 sourced position
Supports affordable housing development, protecting long-time residents from displacement, and expanding homeownership for working families.
“Protect long-time residents from displacement”
Own statementPatricia Jimenez for Phoenix
Reverse lanes1 sourced position
Wants to review traffic and safety data before deciding; open to changing the reverse lanes if a better system improves safety and traffic flow.
“If we can improve safety and traffic flow with a better system, then I am open to changing them.”
Own statementNorth Central News · Sep 6, 2026
Transit/light rail1 sourced position
Supports transit investment but has serious concerns about an Indian School Road light rail alignment; open to the I-10 corridor and alternatives.
“I have serious concerns about placing the West Phoenix Extension along Indian School Road.”
Own statementNorth Central News · Sep 6, 2026
Homelessness1 sourced position
Lists developing a comprehensive plan for addressing the unsheltered population as a priority.
“Develop a comprehensive plan for addressing the unsheltered population”
Own statementPatricia Jimenez for Phoenix
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