Andrew Castillo
Candidate for Mayor, Gonzales · Disability Advocate
Andrew Castillo is a 21-year-old Gonzales resident listed on the ballot as a Disability Advocate. According to Monterey County Now, he is a full-time candidate supported by his family who has closely followed local governance, public records and municipal processes, and who regularly speaks during public comment at city meetings to advocate for accessibility. Most mornings beginning at 7:30 a.m., he is at Fairview Middle School and available to answer residents' questions.
Castillo's stated focus is pursuing regional, state and federal active-transportation grants for ADA-compliant sidewalks, curb ramps and safer routes to schools and transit, including upgrades on Alta Street, 4th Street and clinic access points.
On the issues
- Infrastructure & Transportation
Wants the city to pursue active-transportation grants to build ADA-compliant sidewalks, curb ramps and safer routes to schools and transit.
“I'm running to make sure we proactively track application cycles and bring those resources home”
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