Jacob Del Bosque represents an at-large seat on the Orange Cove City Council, elected in November 2024 with 28.2% of the vote, the second-highest total in a five-candidate field, and sworn in that December alongside Cassy Ortiz. In June 2026, he supported a council resolution placing a special parcel tax for police and parks funding on the November 2026 ballot, saying, “It’s our safety. Our PD, they need it. I talk to them weekly, and it’s part of protecting our children and giving them a place to play and be safe.” In July 2026, he championed the council’s appointment of Jaime Casillas to a vacant council seat, personally scoring the candidates’ interview responses, and his preference prevailed on a 3-1 vote. No verified information on his education or occupation was found in public records, and no controversies specific to Del Bosque were located.
