Antioch City Council District 4 · Nov 3, 2026
Matty Mathews Alappat
Candidate for City Council District 4
Matty Mathews Alappat is running for Antioch City Council District 4 in the Nov 3, 2026 election, against Monica E. Wilson, Sandra G. White and Andrew Becker.
Vote-by-mail packets mailed out · Mon, Oct 5, 2026
TodayInformation technology engineer who has worked in the software industry for the last 15 years.
- Occupation (from candidate statement)
- Information Technology Engineer
- Campaign website
- mattyalappat.com
Where Matty Mathews Alappat stands: positions on the record
Public safety3 sourced positions
Candidate statement in the Contra Costa County voter guide
Says public safety would be her top priority and police should have the resources to fight crime.
“If elected, my top priority will be public safety. I will make sure the police have the resources required to fight crime and protect our neighborhoods.”
Own statementContra Costa County Elections
Wants the police department to fill vacancies and have enough officers for a growing city.
“We need to make sure our Police Department has enough officers to serve our growing community.”
Own statementMatty Alappat campaign site
Supports using license plate reader cameras with safeguards such as logged, audited searches.
“I believe we should be willing to use it — with the right safeguards in place.”
Own statementMatty Alappat campaign site
Housing1 sourced position
Candidate statement in the Contra Costa County voter guide
Says housing should move forward only where infrastructure can support it.
“Housing policies must be carefully planned to fit existing neighborhoods and should only move forward where our infrastructure can truly support them.”
Own statementContra Costa County Elections
Homelessness1 sourced position
Says the county should take a larger role on homelessness, with cities as partners.
“That's why the County should take a larger role, with cities working together as partners.”
Own statementMatty Alappat campaign site
Downtown1 sourced position
Wants to keep revitalizing Rivertown with new shops and restaurants and fill empty storefronts.
“We should keep working to revitalize Rivertown, bring in new shops and restaurants, and make better use of empty storefronts.”
Own statementMatty Alappat campaign site
Also running for City Council District 4
- Andrew Becker
- Sandra G. White
- Monica E. Wilson (incumbent)
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