Pacific Gateway Endorsements
Pacific Gateway is shaped by the people who live and work here. Educators, employers, labor leaders, and residents across San Joaquin County have come together around a shared idea of:
More Opportunities, Closer to Home.
From the first community meeting forward, Pacific Gateway has been a conversation. What began as a plan for underused land has been refined by the input of neighbors, business owners, workforce advocates, and educational leaders, each bringing a perspective on what this region needs and what it deserves. The voices on this page belong to people who live here, work here, and have made the case for what this region needs.
More Opportunities, Closer to Home.
From the first community meeting forward, Pacific Gateway has been a conversation. What began as a plan for underused land has been refined by the input of neighbors, business owners, workforce advocates, and educational leaders, each bringing a perspective on what this region needs and what it deserves. The voices on this page belong to people who live here, work here, and have made the case for what this region needs.
Hear from Our Supporters
Manuel Zapata
Sheet Metal Workers' Local Union No. 104
Local Resident
Local Resident
Raul Hernandez
United Association of Plumbers & Pipefitters
Local Union No.442
Local Union No.442
Bob Carpenter
U.S. Army Veteran
VFW Member
VFW Member
South San Joaquin County Fire Authority
Pacific Gateway is being planned in close coordination with the South San Joaquin County Fire Authority, including the dedication of land and funding for a new fire station to strengthen emergency response and support the region's long-term public safety needs.
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