About Phoenix City Council District 4
District 4 sits in the geographic and cultural heart of Central Phoenix, bridging rich historic residential neighborhoods with major economic, medical, and transit corridors.
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A Diverse & Dynamic Central Phoenix District
District 4 encompasses some of Phoenix’s most celebrated historic communities, educational institutions, and healthcare hubs. From Central Avenue to 7th Street, Thomas Road to Camelback, the district represents a unique blend of longtime residents and vibrant urban growth.
Key landmarks within District 4 include Encanto Park, the Heard Museum, the Phoenix Art Museum, St. Joseph’s Hospital, and the Central Avenue Light Rail corridor. Ensuring high-quality city services across District 4 is vital to keeping Phoenix strong.
Neighborhoods of District 4
Encanto / Encanto Palmcroft
Historic 1920s architecture, tree-lined streets, and Encanto Park.
Midtown Phoenix
The commercial heart of Central Phoenix, high-rise office buildings, and healthcare corridors.
Coronado Historic District
Artistic neighborhood filled with historic bungalows and vibrant local cafes.
Uptown Phoenix
Bustling retail, farmers markets, and thriving residential communities along Central Ave.
Willo Historic District
Charming historic single-family homes and strong neighborhood association engagement.
Roosevelt / Downtown Fringe
Arts district connection, historic properties, and urban walkable streets.
District 4 At a Glance
- City:
- Phoenix, Arizona
- Region:
- Central Phoenix / Midtown
- Representation:
- 4-Year Term (2027–2031)
- Next Election:
- Nov 3, 2026
Patricia’s Commitment to D4
"District 4 neighborhoods deserve responsive city services, safe streets, clean alleyways, and direct representation at City Hall."
Learn more about Patricia's plan →