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Vote Aurelio Mattucci for Torrance City Council June 3, 2014

Vote Aurelio Mattucci for Torrance City Council June 5, 2018

Torrance Election June 3rd 2014 - Vote Aurelio Mattucci

Hello Everyone,

Exciting News!!!

Less than nine days from now, Torrance will have an election.  I am one of the candidates running for City Council.  I ask that you take a few minutes and share my name with everyone you think may know someone in the city of Torrance. 

I thank you in advance for your continued support and I hope we can soon celebrate a good race.

www.facebook.com/aureliomattucciforoffice

 

Thank you,

Aurelio Mattucci

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Vote Aurelio Mattucci for Torrance City Council

City of Torrance Election in less than 10 days - Aurelio Mattucci for City Council 2014

Hello Everyone,

Less than ten days from now, Torrance will have an election.  I am one of the candidates running for City Council.  I ask that you take a few minutes and share my name with everyone you think may know someone in the city of Torrance. 

I thank you in advance for your continued support and I hope we can soon celebrate a good race.

www.facebook.com/aureliomattucciforoffice

 

Thank you,

Aurelio Mattucci

 

City of Torrance Election in less than 10 days - Aurelio Mattucci for City Council 2014

 

Two Weeks Until Election Day! Do You Know Where to Go?

Election day is right around the corner! California Statewide Direct Primary & Municipal General Election is Tuesday, June 3rd.

Make sure you know where to vote for Torrance City Council candidate Aurelio Mattucci.

The Los Angeles County Registrar’s office has made it easy to find your polling place and see a sample ballot at any time before the June 3rd election.

Just visit www.lavote.net/LOCATOR/ and enter your home address to find your voting location and to view a sample ballot for your district.

The June 3rd election covers several key races for the City of Torrance and primaries for the State of California. This is a crucial election day since the ballots are consolidated to include primary nomination voting for the state’s highest offices and general election final selections for local city offices. This means there is another general election day November 4th to choose between the top two candidates for statewide offices. Local city contests, however, will be decided on June 3rd. In other words, June 3rd is your only chance to vote for Aurelio Mattucci for Torrance City Council! Don’t miss the opportunity to make a choice that supports the future of Torrance business and families.

The races that will be decided on June 3rd are:

• County Board of Supervisors Sheriff
• Assessor
• Superior Court Judge
• Local districts or city contests

The voter-nomination primary races to vote for on June 3rd are:

• Governor
• Lieutenant Governor 
• Secretary of State
• Controller
• Treasurer
• Attorney General
• Insurance Commissioner Board of Equalization
• United States Representative State Senator
• State Assembly Member

In 2010, California voters decided on a new “Top Two” primary system. This new system puts all candidates on every ballot regardless of political party affiliation. Any voter can vote for any candidate from any party. The candidates receiving the two highest number of votes in each race will move on to the November General Election. This can mean that there may even be two candidates from the same party vying for the same office. The “Top Two” system puts more power in the hands of voters, because the nominations are truly decided by the voters and not the parties. In a state like California where there are several prominent political parties, this new system allows for a wider freedom to choose the candidate that best represents your concerns.

City Council elections are not defined by partisan affiliations. 

View your sample ballot to see all items on the ballot and to read statements from candidates such as Aurelio Mattucci.

Last chance to show your support with a FREE Aurelio Mattucci lawn sign http://www.voteformattucci.com/volunteer

Last chance to show your support with a FREE Aurelio Mattucci lawn sign http://www.voteformattucci.com/volunteer



Last chance to show your support with a FREE Aurelio Mattucci lawn sign http://www.voteformattucci.com/volunteer

The Candidate Taking Care of Torrance Business

Many concerned Torrance voters are probably asking, “Who should I vote for in the June 3rd Torrance election?” “What are the most important qualities in an outstanding City Councilperson?” Given recent abuses of power in nearby cities like Bell, one major concern when electing any city official is, “Do they have the city’s best interests at heart?” “How will my city councilperson handle the financial responsibility?”

For one Torrance City Council candidate, responsible budgeting practices is a huge priority.  Aurelio Mattucci believes in a conservative approach to spending that prioritizes necessity over popularity. With an eye on the future impact of today’s budgeting decisions, Mattucci will “make sure the tax payers are also in the decision process and not unilaterally make decisions that benefit a few and burden all.” 

Responsible budgeting also falls in line with Mattucci’s additional concerns of public safety, education and maintaining the beauty of Torrance. When all of these areas are well managed, Mattucci hopes that new businesses will be attracted to set up shop in Torrance and that the businesses already here will have the opportunity to thrive and not just survive. He has created a significant business development plan to support local business interests and promote prosperity.

By focusing spending on the police department to keep our families safe, on our schools to ensure our children have the best advantages for a successful future and helping businesses to become and stay successful here, Torrance City Council candidate Aurelio Mattucci is the candidate who will really take care of Torrance's needs.




Aurelio Mattucci with wife Celeste and son Giuseppe

 

Meet Mattucci May 14

Meet and Greet Mattucci May 14

Torrance City Council candidate Aurelio Mattucci will be appearing at a public “Meet & Greet” event on Wednesday, May 14 from 11:30 am to 2:30 pm at The Remedy Pharm on Hawthorne Blvd.  Mattucci wants to meet you and hear your concerns for the future of Torrance.

Mattucci is committed to public safety, keeping Torrance a safe and healthy home for all residents and families. He will work for responsible budget practices with sufficient and necessary funds being provided for education. As a long time business owner and realtor, he is also concerned with the “curb appeal” of Torrance, keeping and making it a more beautiful place to live with attractive residential and commercial properties.  His volunteer organization, The Mattucci Project, will even come to homes or businesses in need to clear away weeds, trash and other unwanted debris that owners are unable to manage on their own for any reason.

Torrance residents are encouraged to come out to meet the candidate and share your vision of what a safe, beautiful and healthy city can be. Learn more about Mattucci and his plans to serve the city and create a truly business friendly community that supports existing businesses and attracts new ones. 

This will be a fun event with free admission and complimentary refreshments. The event is open to all ages and families are encouraged to attend together. Hosted by The Remedy Pharm, “Meet & Greet” attendees will also have the opportunity to receive complimentary beauty treatments, plus, 15% off merchandise (some restrictions apply). The Remedy Pharm is an eco-friendly pharmacy and a “full service health and wellness store…for people who want to live healthy, pure, and organic lifestyles – inside and out.”

Meet and Greet Aurelio Mattucci Event - FREE Admission!
Wednesday, May 14 11:30 am - 2:30 pm.
23811 Hawthorne Blvd.
Torrance, CA 90505

Leran more, support or endorse Aurelio Mattucci HERE.

Responsibilities of Your Next Torrance City Councilperson

What does the Torrance City Council do and how does its work affect you?

As a Charter City, Torrance is governed by a Council/Manager form of government. The City Council consists of the Mayor and six City Council members. The Mayor and Council members are elected at large by registered voters of the City and each serve a four-year term. Elections are held every two years, on the even year.

Unlike some cities, such as Los Angeles, that have three or more or even no term limits, the City of Torrance has a two term limit for Council and Mayoral positions. Setting these kinds of term limits is one effective way to prevent corruption and stagnation due to career politicians holding office for decades or more.  With an eight year total for a single position, Torrance voters are able to ensure that their elected representatives, such as City Council candidate Aurelio Mattucci, will truly hold the best interests of the city and its residents at the forefront of the decision making process. Mattucci is a shining example of a long-term resident who deeply cares about his home town and its future.

In this type of Council/Manager form of government, the City Council carries a number of significant responsibilities that directly affect residents. They are responsible for:

• Adopting Legislation 
• Setting Policy 
• Adjudicating Issues 
• Establishing the Budget of the City. 

One of the Council’s most important duties is creating and managing the City’s budget, which is also one of the primary issues Aurelio Mattucci stands for.  Mattucci is concerned with planning a budget with a mind for the future because, “years from now we will have to deal with the decisions of today.”  When elected, he will take a conservative approach to spending, prioritizing expenditures by “necessity not popularity.”

Other functions of The City Council are to appoint the City Manager and City Attorney. The City Manager acts as the administering head of the government and works closely with the Council to implement policy and laws. In the capacity of their offices, Council members and the Mayor may serve as representatives on intergovernmental and regional boards, commissions and committees. The Council will also appoint volunteers to serve on various advisory boards, commissions and committees. 

In a spirit of transparency and accountability, Council members and the Mayor are directly accountable to the electorate. In their work, they must constantly weigh the interests of individuals and groups with the needs of the entire community. For a candidate like Aurelio Mattucci, that is just what he plans to do when serving the city of Torrance that he has loved for over 30 years.

The Council meets every Tuesday in the Council Chamber at City Hall, 3031 Torrance Boulevard, unless specifically adjourned to another time or place. Regular business generally starts at 7:00 p.m., unless otherwise publicly noticed.  Closed door Executive Sessions may occasionally convene, as authorized under the Ralph M. Brown Act, at 5:30 p.m. 



Torrance City Council

Streets falling apart after 50 years of neglect. City of Torrance by Aurelio Mattucci

Some of these streets in Torrance haven't been repaved in 50 years, yet some streets get a facelift every couple of years. What is wrong with this picture? I have been told we are barely getting out of the "Great Recession" and that a "ne...w plan" is in place. I can't help but wonder if we've been in a 50 year recession. What happened to all the tax dollars that have been paid by the tax payers living on these streets? And why do some streets get special treatment and others are left to rot? The answer is, LOOK AT WHO LIVES ON THE NICE STREETS? If elected I will push for a plan that would take care of the most effected areas first. The areas that have been abandoned by city hall will get their streets repaved if I have to go out and shovel tar myself. Stop telling us about your five year plan. No more empty promises. Hold City Council accountable for their promises and stop telling us, "There's No Money". The money is there if we use our money on PRIORITIES. These photos are two of many I have taken around town. If you want things to change, the voters need to cut the chains that connect us to current and past administrations and get off to a fresh start. I am a hands on candidate that WILL get things done. See More



City of Torrance Broken Infrastructure

 

City of Torrance looking like a third world country


 

Vote Aurelio Mattucci for Torrance City Council 2014

Aurelio Mattucci for Torrance City Council Election 2014

Today I spent a beautiful day with the family. A good change from the daily grind. Campaigning has taken a lot from me. The most difficult is not having much time to spend with my wife and son. The good thing is that in the last two years I have met some of the most amazing people on earth. I am amazed as to how dedicated many of my supporters are towards a victory. I am thankful I have a very supportive wife, a son that jumps on me and smothers me with love no matter how long I was gone, and a solid base of supporters that I consider my friends. As I mentioned on a radio show just a couple days ago, "Campaigning is an emotional roller coaster, the good thing is that I can always count on my wife to be there on ground level". I am moving forward full steam and I believe Torrance will continue to be a wonderful city for many generations to come.
As your council member I will continue to listen to your concerns and address them, I will work with my fellow council members and always look forward and find solutions, I will make sure I fully educate myself on the subject before voting on it, I will listen to both sides and make decisions based on the well being of the general public, I will represent the people of Torrance as a whole, I will stand strong as I believe the people that will elect me expect nothing less, I will not disappear the day after the election.
If given the opportunity, I would be honored to represent you as your next council member.
Aurelio Mattucci for Torrance City Council

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Aurelio Mattucci Torrance City Council Election 2014

 

Aurelio Mattucci candidate for Torrance City Council Election 2014

 

Mattucci Makes Plans for Responsible Budgeting

With this week’s guilty pleas and sentencing for officials involved in the City of Bell misappropriation of funds scandal, many So-Cal voters are likely concerned about responsible budgeting. When a population elects their local representatives, they are entrusting their future, finances and peace of mind to their new representatives. Scandals like what occurred in Bell terribly damage the public’s faith in local government.

For Torrance City Council candidate, Aurelio Mattucci, maintaining the public’s trust is extremely important. This will begin with careful and conservative budget management with forethought and planning for the future. Mattucci’s stance on managing the city budget includes these points:

• “…We must always take into consideration the fact that years from now we will have to deal with the decisions of today.”  
• Maintaining “a conservative approach to spending and prioritizes expenditures by necessity not popularity.”  
• Regarding pensions, “I want to make sure both the tax payers and employees are protected and treated fairly.” 
• Consider “the cost of living in our area and make sure we can continue to hold on to good employees and not just give them a job but a career with a retirement that will allow them and their families to remain residents of Torrance.”  
• Listening to residents to “make sure the tax payers are also in the decision process and not unilaterally make decisions that benefit a few and burden all.”

Candidate Mattucci has lived in Torrance since 1977 and is invested in the future of his city. He will be appearing at upcoming public forum events to meet with voters and answer questions. The next forums at which he is scheduled to appear are:

• April 17th 8:00 am - Nakano Theater Torrance, 3330 Civic Center Dr., 90503
• April 23rd 6:30 pm - Bartlett Center Old Torrance, 1318 Cravens Ave., 90501

Visit www.voteformattucci.com to learn more about what Aurelio Mattucci stands for and his position on the issues.

Torrance Offers Something For Everyone

The City of Torrance, California is one of those rare family friendly communities where people get involved, neighbors know each other and there are a wide range of events and activities available at any moment.  This is one of the many reasons City Council candidate Aurelio Mattucci is running for office - to get involved and stay involved to promote Public Safety, Education, responsible Budget management and enhancing the city’s natural beauty with regular Curb Appeal maintenance and care.

There are dozens of activities and events happening in Torrance throughout the month of April to inform, entertain, educate and promote good health for Torrance residents and families.  Voters can meet candidates in the upcoming city election at open public forums. Foodies can find great fresh foods at the Torrance Certified Farmer’s Market. Nature lovers can enjoy bird watching and more or volunteer for habitat preservation efforts at theMadrona Marsh Nature Center and Preserve.

April is Oral Cancer Awareness Month and Torrance Dental Arts is offering FREE oral cancer screenings throughout the month of April, Mondays-Fridays from 7:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. 

Book lovers of all ages can find likeminded readers at a number of story time events at local libraries. The Teen Spring Fling invites teens to enjoy a candy hunt and other games at the Henderson Library on Monday, April 14. Kids, parents and caregivers can enjoy a relaxing Pajama-Rama Evening Storytime at both the Walteria Library and North Torrance Library. Throw on your pjs, bring a pillow and curl up for a great story with the whole family! Visit the Community Calendar for a complete list of Torrance library events.

Arts and music fans can enjoy a variety of concerts and performances at the Torrance Cultural Arts Foundation. Friday, April 18 features a concert from Allan Harris, a 3 time winner of New York Nightlife’s “Outstanding Jazz Vocalist” and the man whom Tony Bennett has called, “my favorite singer.”

These are all just a small sampling of the range of activities to be found in Torrance and one of the many reasons candidate Mattucci has loved living here for the past 36 years. For a complete list of April events in Torrance see the community calendar HERE.  To learn more about Aurelio Mattucci’s campaign for Torrance City Council, visit www.voteformattucci.com.

Aurelio Mattucci on local radio show with Mayor Steve Aspel

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Mattucci Project founder Aurelio Mattucci helping Torrance and surrounding community clean

Candidate Keeps the Community Clean

April 7th, 2014 12:37 PM

Torrance City Council Candidate Aurelio Mattucci doesn’t just talk about being involved in his community, he lives it.  Aurelio’s campaign is built around four major issues:  Public Safety, Education, Budget and Curb Appeal. For Mattucci, Curb Appeal isn’t just a real estate buzz word, it is a way of life. With his volunteer organization, The Mattucci Project, this longtime Torrance resident proves he is not afraid to get his hands dirty.

Aurelio Mattucci can often be seen out by the PCH or on other Torrance streets on a weekend afternoon in a bright yellow vest picking up trash.  He founded The Mattucci Project in the summer of 2011 with the simple mission to “Improve our cities, one curb at a time.”  With a crew of hard working passionate volunteers, the Mattucci Project will come to any local business or residence in need to help remove trash and weeds, trim overgrowth and distribute educational materials.
Aurelio believes in the community as a whole helping each other to build safer and cleaner neighborhoods.  Many residents mistakenly believe that their taxes pay for services such as weed and trash removal. However, the Los Angeles Municipal Code, Chapter VI, Section 62.104 actually puts the responsibility for property management squarely on the property owner.  When an owner cannot afford to or is incapable of maintaining their front yard or commercial property, The Mattucci Project is here to help.  The general goals and philosophies of the organization are to encourage property owners to help each other and that it doesn’t matter where the trash came from, anyone can pick it up. When these volunteers take care of a problem, they hope others will be inspired to do the same.

The Mattucci Project is an all volunteer non-profit organization in the process of obtaining 501 c3 status. To get involved in the clean up, or for property owners in need of assistance, visit  www.mattucciproject.org or "Like" The Mattucci Project at www.facebook.com/MattucciProject to stay informed about upcoming cleanup events.  The city belongs to everyone and everyone benefits by lending a hand to keeping it beautiful.

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Public Safety a Top Priority for Aurelio Mattucci

Residents of Torrance, California generally feel safe in their homes. Some feel so safe that they may even forget to lock windows and doors at night. But that sense of security has been threatened recently by a spree of cat burglaries.

The DailyBreeze.com has reported on three different cases of burglars slipping into homes in the middle of the night while the residents were home and sleeping.  The cat burglars found entry through an unlocked window in one case and in the other two through an unlocked sliding glass side door and even an unlocked front door. 

Torrance police are reminding residents that taking this simple precaution of locking doors and windows is the first step in home security and can prevent not only loss of property but also protect against violent crimes.  Torrance police Sgt. Bob Watt said. “People are breaking into houses when people are home. We’re a bit concerned of the safety issue. They take very little property and are doing it for the adrenaline rush.”

On March 21, a man sneaked into a home in the 22900 block of Anza Avenue at 2:30 a.m., but ran away when the sleeping resident woke up and screamed. Another burglary occurred around 3:30 a.m. six days later in the 21800 block of Linda Drive. There, a male in his late teens or early twenties entered a home through an unlocked front door, and stole a few electronics. Again, the intruder fled after being confronted by a resident. And the third incident occurred about midnight March 30 when someone snuck into a home in the 4800 block of Via El Sereno through a sliding glass door and stole a laptop computer.

Torrance also saw a jump in “distraction” burglaries in February. In a distraction burglary, a suspect knocks on the front door to talk to and distract residents while other suspects break in through another entrance to steal.  Both of these types of crimes may often be committed by young people seeking excitement but criminals looking for a thrill are unpredictable. While fortunately no one was harmed in any of these recent cases, if Torrance becomes known as an easy place to target such crimes could escalate in frequency and severity.

For Torrance City Council Candidate, Aurelio Mattucci, Public Safety is at the top of his priority list. He strives to foster a community where residents continue to feel safe in their homes and neighborhoods, never living in fear.  Candidate Mattucci is a strong supporter of the Police Department and will work to ensure all their needs are met when he is elected to City Council. And, just like the police department encourages residents to take appropriate precautions to protect their homes, Mattucci believes in protection through community involvement.  Volunteering, neighborhood watch programs, and landlord participation are all part of his Public Safety plan.

Anyone with information about the above-mentioned crimes can call the Torrance Police Department at 310-618-5571. To learn more, contribute or endorse Aurelio Mattucci for Torrance City Council, please visit www.voteformattucci.com.

City Council Candidate Mattucci to Appear at Public Forums in April

Torrance voters will have many opportunities in the upcoming weeks to meet their mayoral and city council candidates.  There are several public forum events scheduled throughout the month of April and into May. Each event will be structured a little differently as far format, but candidates will be answering questions on their plans and views at each event.

An event on Monday at the Torrance Cultural Arts Center showed that the voters and candidates are very committed to this race. Over 200 residents, including outgoing Mayor Frank Scotto, were in attendance. 15 of the 16 City Council candidates answered almost a dozen questions submitted prior to the event by residents. It was a great opportunity for candidates, such as real estate broker and long term resident Aurelio Mattucci, to meet voters face to face, shake hands with their future constituents and address their concerns head-on.

Tonight, voters can meet the candidates at South High School at 7:00 pm.  The campaigners should get even more time tonight to really get their points across and let the voters understand their stances on the issues. A Torrance Home Owners Association has prepared a list of just five questions that each of the candidates attending will answer in detail. City Council Candidate Aurelio Mattucci is expected to discuss his four main points of concern: Public Safety, Education, Budgetand Curb Appeal.  He also plans to attend more events, including on Thursday, April 17th and April 23rd. Visit www.voteformatttucci.com to stay up to date on more Mattucci appearances, to volunteer or support.

Here are all the public forum events scheduled for this week and through May.

Wednesday: City Council candidates forum at 7 p.m. at South High School, 4801 Pacific Coast Highway.
• Thursday: Mayoral candidates breakfast and forum at 8 a.m. at Doubletree Hotel, 21333 Hawthorne Blvd. Cost is $22. Registration: 310-543-3113 or www.TorranceChamber.com
• Thursday: Mayoral and City Council social at 7 p.m. at Nakano Theatre, 3330 Civic Center Drive.
• April 10: Mayoral and city clerk forum at 6:30 p.m. at Bartlett Senior Center, 1318 Cravens Ave.
• April 16: Mayoral forum at 7 p.m. at Anza Elementary School, 21400 Ellinwood Drive.
• April 17: City Council candidates breakfast and forum at 7:30 a.m. at Nakano Theatre, 3330 Civic Center Drive. Cost is $17. Registration: 310-543-3113 or www.TorranceChamber.com.
• April 23: City Council forum at 6:30 p.m. at Barlett Senior Center, 1318 Cravens Ave.
• April 29: City Council forum at 6:30 p.m. at Toyota USA Automobile Museum, 19600 Van Ness Ave.
• May 8: Mayoral and city clerk forum at 7 p.m. at Toyota USA Automobile Museum, 19600 Van Ness Ave.

April 2nd City Council Candidate Forum at South High School

Meet Torrance City Council candidate, Aurelio Mattucci this Wednesday, April 2nd at South High School. The open forum event will take place in the South High School cafeteria at 4801 Pacific Coast Highway, starting at 7:00 pm.

Come out to this event to learn more about Mattucci’s platform, which centers around four basic issues. These are concerns that all cities face but are too often neglected.  As the next member of the Torrance City Council Mattucci will focus his energy on:

Public Safety

Education

Budget

Curb Appeal

Mattucci believes in a hands-on approach to all of these issues that includes community involvement and volunteerism. The neighborhoods and schools belong to the residents of Torrance and we are all responsible for making them the safest, most beautiful and most efficient they can be. The more that residents support public safety, police and fire departments, form neighborhood watch programs and pick up a paint brush to improve school facilities, the more the whole city can thrive. Everyone wants to feel safe and we can all contribute.

Aurelio Mattucci will also work toward responsible budgeting that plans for today and tomorrow.  “I want to make sure our City takes a conservative approach to spending and prioritizes expenditures by necessity not popularity.”  At the same time, Mattucci still wants that all important community involvement with allocating funds for education and other necessary services that any city oversees. “The tax payers should be in control of where the funds go on all levels,” says Mattucci.

As a real estate broker, Aurelio Mattucci also understands the very real importance of curb appeal. It’s that element of delight when pulling up to a location that is inviting and exciting. Curb appeal makes a prospective home or business owner want to take a closer look and to make the crucial decision of whether or not to call a place home. Drawing new residents and businesses to Torrance is an all important factor in the future growth and prosperity of the city as a whole. But if buildings are abandoned, sidewalks are cracked and cluttered with weeds and streets are deteriorating, that inviting and exciting feeling will never flourish. Mattucci will work toward planting trees, removing concrete and beautifying the City of Torrance with the help and support of its residents.  This is your home and when you come home, it should feel like home.

Show your support for public safety, education, budget control and curb appeal when you meet City Council Candidate Aurelio Mattucci at any of these upcoming events.

• April 2nd 7:00 pm - South High Cafeteria 

• April 3rd 7:00 pm - Nakano Theater Torrance

• April 17th 8:00 am - Nakano Theater Torrance

• April 23rd 6:30 pm - Bartlett Center Old Torrance 

Learn more, contribute and support Aurelio Mattucci for Torrance City Council at www.voteformattucci.com.

Aurelio Mattucci lived in Torrance 11 years

As the profiles get posted, the questions start coming.
Today I was asked about my residence history and challenged on the fact that I have lived in Torrance for 11 years.
Here is my story...
I originally moved to Torrance in 1977 at the age of 6 and attended 5 years of Seaside Elementary School.  We later moved back to Italy for three years and soon enough moved back to Torrance as we realized Italy was no longer for us.  That is when I enrolled at South High School. The family only after a couple of years moved to South Redondo Beach where my parents built their dream home and it's where they continue to live to this day.  As for myself I didn't move back to Torrance until 2003 (old Torrance).  I later moved to San Pedro and lived in a three unit building that we owned.  After getting married and getting pregnant with our first child, we decided to raise our family where we felt most comfortable and at home, Torrance.  Torrance is my home, it's where I spent my early childhood years, it's where I learned my first English words, it's the place I first rode a skateboard and fell off of one as well.  Torrance has given me everything a person could ever want and all I want to do is give something back. 


Aurelio Mattucci with wife Celeste and son Giuseppe.

Candidate Aurelio Mattucci lived a total of 11 years in Torrance

"Candidate Aurelio Mattucci lived a total of 11 years in Torrance"
As the profiles get posted, the questions start coming.
Today I was asked about my residence history and challenged on the fact that I have lived in Torrance for 11 years.
Here is my story...
I originally moved to Torrance in 1977 at the age of 6 and attended 5 years of Seaside Elementary School.  We later moved back to Italy for three years and soon enough moved back to Torrance as we realized Italy was no longer for us.  That is when I enrolled at South High School. The family only after a couple of years moved to South Redondo Beach where my parents built their dream home and it's where they continue to live to this day.  As for myself I didn't move back to Torrance until 2003 (old Torrance).  I later moved to San Pedro and lived in a three unit building that we owned.  After getting married and getting pregnant with our first child, we decided to raise our family where we felt most comfortable and at home, Torrance.  Torrance is my home, it's where I spent my early childhood years, it's where I learned my first English words, it's the place I first rode a skateboard and fell off of one as well.  Torrance has given me everything a person could ever want and all I want to do is give something back. 



Aurelio Mattucci with wife Celeste and son Giuseppe - Torrance City Council Candidate

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