Gateway Cities Partnership is a 501(c)(3) non profit Community Revitalization and Education Organization serving the Gateway Cities region of southeast LA County. The region comprises 27 cities that roughly speaking extends from Montebello on the north to Long Beach on the South, the Alameda Corridor on the west to the Orange County line on the east. For a map and driving directions click here.

The Partnership is managed by a President/Chief Executive Officer and governed by a board of directors who are appointed for terms of up to three years. The board members are drawn from business, academia, government, non-profits and the community. The Partnership has a close working relationship with the Gateway Cities Council of Governments www.gatewaycog.org.

Partnership staff manages projects in economic development, financial services, education, workforce development, business assistance and sustainability planning. California State University Long Beach’s Center for International Trade and Transportation is the home of the Partnership’s Transportation Cluster.
 

To view GCPI 2002 annual report, please download a copy here. 280kb

"To improve the daily life of people who live in our region through better education opportunities, more affordable housing, neighborhood revitalization, improved quality of life and better jobs".