
Councilwoman
Marsha McLean
City of Santa Clarita
Chair

Councilman
Bob Blumenfield
City of Los Angeles
3rd District
Vice-Chair

Supervisor Kathryn Barger Los Angeles County 5th District

Supervisor Shiela Kuehl Los Angeles County 3rd District

Vice-Mayor
Jess Talamantes
City of Burbank

Councilman Ara Najarian City of Glendale
Vice-Mayor
Mary Mendoza
City of San Fernando

Councilman Paul Krekorian City of Los Angeles 2nd District

Councilmember Nithya Raman
City of Los Angeles
4th District

Councilwoman Nury Martinez City of Los Angeles 6th District

Councilwoman
Monica Rodriguez
City of Los Angeles
7th District

Councilmember John Lee City of Los Angeles 12th District
Councilwoman Marsha McLean
City of Santa Clarita
Chair
Councilman Bob Blumenfield
City of Los Angeles
3rd District
Vice-Chair
Councilwoman Monica Rodriguez
City of Los Angeles
7th District
Supervisor Kathryn Barger
Los Angeles County 5th District
Chair of the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors representing the Fifth Supervisorial District. Kathryn was born and raised in the 5th District and comes from a family with deep roots in public service. She is married to a retired sheriff’s deputy and lives in the San Gabriel Valley.
Dedicated to providing effective, responsive representation to the residents of Los Angeles County, Kathryn began her career in public service as a college intern in the office of former Supervisor Antonovich and rose to become his chief deputy in 2001, where she served until her election to the Board of Supervisors in 2016. She both served as Chair of the Board and was reelected for her second term in 2020.
Building upon her work from her time as chief policy advisor on health, mental health, social services, and children’s issues, Kathryn continues to advocate for services and programs to improve the quality of life for foster children, seniors, veterans, those with disabilities, and those with mental illness. Kathryn is committed to keeping our neighborhoods and communities safe, working with federal leaders, law enforcement officials, and judicial officers to implement vital public safety initiatives.
She is an advocate for the environment and has spearheaded efforts to preserve open space and enhance parks, trails, and recreational programs and facilities, as well as libraries and after-school programs to serve local communities. She has hosted several trail rides and hikes to connect with the community throughout her district.With a strong sense of fiscal responsibility, Kathryn is dedicated to providing vital county services while protecting financial resources as a responsible steward of taxpayer dollars.
Supervisor Shiela Kuehl
Los Angeles County 3rd District
Vice-Mayor Jess Talamantes
City of Burbank
Councilman Ara Najarian
City of Glendale
Councilman Paul Krekorian
City of Los Angeles 2nd District
Councilmember Nithya Raman
City of Los Angeles
4th District
Nithya Raman is the Councilmember representing Los Angeles City Council District 4.
Councilwoman Nury Martinez
City of Los Angeles 6th District
Councilmember John Lee
City of Los Angeles 12th District
Vice-Mayor Mary Mendoza
City of San Fernando
Vice Mayor Mary Mendoza is serving her second term on the San Fernando City Council (November 2020 – November 2022), first appointed to fill the City Council vacancy on October 7, 2019.
Mary was born and raised in the City of San Fernando. She is deeply rooted in the community as five generations of her family, including all of her children, live in San Fernando.
Mary attended Morningside Elementary, San Fernando Junior High, San Fernando High School and Los Angeles Mission College, when it was located in the City of San Fernando. She received her Associate in Arts Degree from Mission College, where she also worked for 43 years. Mary is deeply involved in the community, including as a member of the Las Palmas Senior Citizen Club.
As a City Councilmember, Mary will prioritize the residents of San Fernando. She will work to ensure public safety, protect the City’s water resources, improve roads and infrastructure, promote a healthy business environment, and a green community by planting more trees while being a good steward of the community’s tax dollars.
In addition to serving on City Council, Mary represents San Fernando on the Los Angeles County Library Commission and various City Council Ad Hoc Committees.