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Calderón for District 4

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City Council · District 4

A district that
works for
everyone.

Ari Calderón is a housing planner and neighborhood volunteer running for City Council in District 4 — with a plan built from three years of block meetings, not a consultant's slide deck.

On the ballot

November 3, 2026

Housing planner

12 years

Neighborhood

Fulton Heights

District 4

3 council terms

Four priorities, in order.

2026 platform

Housing that stays affordable

Legalize modest multi-family homes near transit, protect existing tenants, and fund the city's housing trust at its charter level.

Streets that work for everyone

Fix the District 4 sidewalk gap, add protected lanes on the Corridor, and make the 14 and 22 bus lines run every fifteen minutes.

Small business without red tape

A 30-day permit guarantee for storefront improvements under a fixed threshold, plus a dedicated small-business navigator.

A district prepared for heat

Shade trees, cooling centers, and resilience upgrades prioritized in the neighborhoods that run hottest in August.

Why run

“The district doesn't need another plan. It needs someone who reads the plan and then files the paperwork.”

Ari spent twelve years in the city's housing office, where he managed the affordable housing pipeline and rewrote the permit guide that residents still use today.

He serves on the Fulton Heights neighborhood association and coaches a youth soccer team on Saturdays. He and his partner, Elena, have lived in District 4 for eighteen years.

Upcoming

District 4 housing roundtable
Fulton Branch Library
Thu, Oct 15
Walk the Corridor with Ari
Meet at Juniper & 8th
Sat, Oct 24
Neighborhood budget workshop
Larkspur Community Hall
Wed, Nov 4

In the news

Oct 6
Calderón publishes a district-level sidewalk priority map
The map ranks 41 missing segments by school-route risk and cost.
Sep 28
Small business walk reaches 120 storefronts
Conversations across the Corridor produced a short list of permit fixes.
Sep 12
Campaign opens a District 4 office on Juniper Street
Open Tuesday through Saturday, with weekly constituent hours.

Two hours a week is enough to change a district.

Canvass shifts, phone banks, and yard signs across District 4.

Mobile design

The same website, reflowed for a phone — not a shrunken desktop layout.

City Council · District 4

A district that
works for
everyone.

Ari Calderón is a housing planner and neighborhood volunteer running for City Council in District 4 — with a plan built from three years of block meetings, not a consultant's slide deck.

On the ballot

November 3, 2026

Housing planner

12 years

Neighborhood

Fulton Heights

District 4

3 council terms

Four priorities, in order.

2026 platform

Housing that stays affordable

Legalize modest multi-family homes near transit, protect existing tenants, and fund the city's housing trust at its charter level.

Streets that work for everyone

Fix the District 4 sidewalk gap, add protected lanes on the Corridor, and make the 14 and 22 bus lines run every fifteen minutes.

Small business without red tape

A 30-day permit guarantee for storefront improvements under a fixed threshold, plus a dedicated small-business navigator.

A district prepared for heat

Shade trees, cooling centers, and resilience upgrades prioritized in the neighborhoods that run hottest in August.

Why run

“The district doesn't need another plan. It needs someone who reads the plan and then files the paperwork.”

Ari spent twelve years in the city's housing office, where he managed the affordable housing pipeline and rewrote the permit guide that residents still use today.

He serves on the Fulton Heights neighborhood association and coaches a youth soccer team on Saturdays. He and his partner, Elena, have lived in District 4 for eighteen years.

Upcoming

District 4 housing roundtable
Fulton Branch Library
Thu, Oct 15
Walk the Corridor with Ari
Meet at Juniper & 8th
Sat, Oct 24
Neighborhood budget workshop
Larkspur Community Hall
Wed, Nov 4

In the news

Oct 6
Calderón publishes a district-level sidewalk priority map
The map ranks 41 missing segments by school-route risk and cost.
Sep 28
Small business walk reaches 120 storefronts
Conversations across the Corridor produced a short list of permit fixes.
Sep 12
Campaign opens a District 4 office on Juniper Street
Open Tuesday through Saturday, with weekly constituent hours.

Two hours a week is enough to change a district.

Canvass shifts, phone banks, and yard signs across District 4.

Design direction

A precise, contemporary council campaign site: cobalt blue, generous white space, and an asymmetric grid that lets one strong headline carry the page.

Asymmetric hero

A 52px headline held to the left third while the portrait runs to the edge of the grid.

Meta strip

Three restrained facts under a hairline rule instead of a banner of badges.

Numbers-first platform

Four priorities presented as a bordered grid with no card shadows at all.

Split calendar / news

Dated events in a divide-y list beside compact news cards.

Features in this build

Asymmetric gridNumbered prioritiesPill navigationConstituent hours

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