Roll calls

Every recorded vote of the bodies we cover — the Los Angeles City Council, the Board of Supervisors and the city councils connected so far — member by member. Most pass unanimously; the divided ones are listed first. Click a square or a name for a member's full record.

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Los Angeles City Council

1156 roll calls · Aug 4 – Nov 3 · 61 divided · 95% unanimous

Divided votes

Oct 28
14–1
Motion seeks $200,000 to extend homeless outreach in Council District 10
Council File 26-1512Item 14 · Oct 28 meetingAdopted
No: Imelda Padilla
Oct 28
14–1
Claims Board recommends $85,488 linkage fee refund for Nottingham Avenue project
Council File 26-1472Item 13 · Oct 28 meetingAdopted
No: Imelda Padilla
Oct 28
14–1
Vote: 25-1210 ARTS, PARKS, AND CITY FACILITIES and BUDGET AND FINANCE COMMITTEES’ REPORT relative to grant funding from the California State Preschool Program (CSPP) Fiscal Year (FY) 2026-27 Local Agreement for Chi ↗
Council File 25-1210Item 12 · Oct 28 meetingAdopted
No: Imelda Padilla
Oct 28
14–1
Vote: 25-1536 ARTS, PARKS, AND CITY FACILITIES and BUDGET AND FINANCE COMMITTEES’ REPORT relative to grant funding from the California Department of Social Services (CDSS) Fiscal Year (FY) 2026-27 Local Agreement f ↗
Council File 25-1536Item 11 · Oct 28 meetingAdopted
No: Imelda Padilla
Oct 28
14–1
Street Services, Sanitation seek $10.98 million to expand Clean Corridors Program citywide
Council File 26-1334Item 8 · Oct 28 meetingAdopted
No: Imelda Padilla
Oct 27
9–6
Council asserts jurisdiction over police panel's Axon streetlight camera pilot deal, 10-4
Council File 26-1394Item 33 · Oct 27 meetingDisapproved
No: Adrin Nazarian, Bob Blumenfield, Monica Rodriguez, Marqueece Harris-Dawson, Traci Park, John Lee
Oct 27
13–2
Council asserts jurisdiction over police panel's Axon streetlight camera pilot deal, 10-4
Council File 26-1394Item 33 · Oct 27 meetingReconsidered
No: Imelda Padilla, John Lee
Oct 27
9–6
Council asserts jurisdiction over police panel's Axon streetlight camera pilot deal, 10-4
Council File 26-1394Item 33 · Oct 27 meetingDisapproved
No: Adrin Nazarian, Bob Blumenfield, Monica Rodriguez, Marqueece Harris-Dawson, Traci Park, John Lee
Oct 27
11–4
Council District 11 resolution would bar sleeping, camping at six West LA sites
Council File 26-4118-S9Item 17 · Oct 27 meetingAdopted
No: Eunisses Hernandez, Nithya Raman, Hugo Soto-Martinez, Ysabel Jurado
Oct 27
12–3
Strathern Street / Nagle Avenue / Ethel Avenue / Hortense Avenue / Ben Avenue / Kraft Avenue / Saticoy Avenue / Lull Street / Kittridge Avenue / Bakman Avenue / Fair Avenue / etc. / Oversized Vehicle Parking Restrictions ↗
Council File 26-0008-S17Item 15 · Oct 27 meetingAdopted
No: Eunisses Hernandez, Hugo Soto-Martinez, Ysabel Jurado
Oct 27
12–3
Vantage Avenue / Roscoe Boulevard / Stagg Street / Vineland Avenue / Bluffside Drive / Acama Street / Ethel Avenue / Raymer Street / Sherman Way Street / Gilmore Street / Wilkinson Avenue / etc. / Oversized Vehicle Parking Restrictions ↗
Council File 26-0008-S18Item 12 · Oct 27 meetingAdopted
No: Eunisses Hernandez, Hugo Soto-Martinez, Ysabel Jurado
Oct 27
12–3
Belle Porte Avenue / 260th Street / Pacific Coast Highway / Normandie Avenue / Vermont Avenue / Frampton Avenue / Lomita Boulevard / President Avenue / 240th Street / Western Avenue / Oversized Vehicle Parking Restrictions ↗
Council File 26-0008-S16Item 11 · Oct 27 meetingAdopted
No: Eunisses Hernandez, Hugo Soto-Martinez, Ysabel Jurado
Oct 27
9–6
Vote: 26-1394 Citywide ↗
Council File 26-1394 Citywide
No: Adrin Nazarian, Bob Blumenfield, Monica Rodriguez, Marqueece Harris-Dawson, Traci Park, John Lee
Oct 27
11–4
Council District 11 resolution would bar sleeping, camping at six West LA sites
Council File 26-4118-S9
No: Eunisses Hernandez, Nithya Raman, Hugo Soto-Martinez, Ysabel Jurado
Oct 27
12–3
Strathern Street / Nagle Avenue / Ethel Avenue / Hortense Avenue / Ben Avenue / Kraft Avenue / Saticoy Avenue / Lull Street / Kittridge Avenue / Bakman Avenue / Fair Avenue / etc. / Oversized Vehicle Parking Restrictions ↗
Council File 26-0008-S17
No: Eunisses Hernandez, Hugo Soto-Martinez, Ysabel Jurado
Oct 27
12–3
Vantage Avenue / Roscoe Boulevard / Stagg Street / Vineland Avenue / Bluffside Drive / Acama Street / Ethel Avenue / Raymer Street / Sherman Way Street / Gilmore Street / Wilkinson Avenue / etc. / Oversized Vehicle Parking Restrictions ↗
Council File 26-0008-S18
No: Eunisses Hernandez, Hugo Soto-Martinez, Ysabel Jurado
Oct 27
12–3
Belle Porte Avenue / 260th Street / Pacific Coast Highway / Normandie Avenue / Vermont Avenue / Frampton Avenue / Lomita Boulevard / President Avenue / 240th Street / Western Avenue / Oversized Vehicle Parking Restrictions ↗
Council File 26-0008-S16
No: Eunisses Hernandez, Hugo Soto-Martinez, Ysabel Jurado
Oct 21
11–3–1
Vote: 25-0600-S16 ITEM NO. (17) - 25-0600-S16 GOVERNMENT OPERATIONS COMMITTEE and BUDGET AND FINANCE COMMITTEE REPORTS relative to Budget and Finance Committee report on the Mayor's Proposed Budget for 2025-26 to ident ↗
Council File 25-0600-S16Item 17 · Oct 21 meetingAdopted
No: Monica Rodriguez, Traci Park, John Lee
Oct 21
13–1–1
Vote: 21-1224 ITEM NO. (16) - 21-1224 TRANSPORTATION and BUDGET AND FINANCE COMMITTEES REPORT and RESOLUTION relative to progress of the Automated Bus Lane Enforcement Program (ABLE) for six Downtown Area Short Hop ↗
Council File 21-1224Item 16 · Oct 21 meetingAdopted
No: John Lee
Oct 21
11–3–1
Vote: 25-0600-S16 ↗
Council File 25-0600-S16
No: Monica Rodriguez, Traci Park, John Lee
Oct 21
13–1–1
Vote: 21-1224 ↗
Council File 21-1224
No: John Lee
Oct 16
10–1–4
Motion would strip Transportation Commission veto over housing on city parking lots
Council File 26-1354Item 7 · Oct 16 meeting
No: Traci Park
Oct 16
10–1–4
Motion would strip Transportation Commission veto over housing on city parking lots
Council File 26-1354
No: Traci Park
Oct 14
11–3–1
Vote: 21-0460-S5 ITEM NO. (5) - 21-0460-S5 TRANSFER OF FUNDS relative to the Fiscal Year (FY) 2026-27 Regional Threat Assessment Center (FY26-27 RTAC) Grant Subaward and Funding Agreement. ↗
Council File 21-0460-S5Item 5 · Oct 14 meetingAdopted
No: Eunisses Hernandez, Nithya Raman, Ysabel Jurado
Oct 14
11–3–1
Vote: 21-0460-S5 ↗
Council File 21-0460-S5
No: Eunisses Hernandez, Nithya Raman, Ysabel Jurado
Oct 6
10–4–1
Council asserts jurisdiction over police panel's Axon streetlight camera pilot deal, 10-4
Council File 26-1394Item 20 · Oct 6 meetingAdopted Forthwith
No: Bob Blumenfield, Monica Rodriguez, Traci Park, John Lee
Oct 6
13–1–1
Vote: 25-0843 ITEM NO. (15) - 25-0843 PLANNING AND LAND USE MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE REPORT and RESOLUTION (RODRIGUEZ - BLUMENFIELD) relative to extending the provisions of Ordinance No. 188753 for one additional year ↗
Council File 25-0843Item 15 · Oct 6 meetingAdopted
No: Nithya Raman
Oct 6
10–4–1
Council asserts jurisdiction over police panel's Axon streetlight camera pilot deal, 10-4
Council File 26-1394
No: Bob Blumenfield, Monica Rodriguez, Traci Park, John Lee
Sep 30
11–3–1
West 189th Street / Figueroa Street / Patrice Place / Hamilton Avenue / Knox Street / Del Amo Boulevard / Normandie Avenue / 212th Street / Torrance Boulevard / Oversize Vehicle Parking Restrictions ↗
Council File 26-0008-S15
No: Eunisses Hernandez, Hugo Soto-Martinez, Ysabel Jurado
Sep 30
11–3–1
Vote: 26-0008-S14 ↗
Council File 26-0008-S14
No: Eunisses Hernandez, Hugo Soto-Martinez, Ysabel Jurado
Sep 18
11–3–1
LAPD seeks approval for $320,000 federal grant to expand recruit de-escalation training
Council File 26-1012
No: Eunisses Hernandez, Hugo Soto-Martinez, Ysabel Jurado
Sep 16
9–5–1
Vote: 21-0460-S5 ↗
Council File 21-0460-S5
No: Eunisses Hernandez, Nithya Raman, Curren D. Price, Hugo Soto-Martinez, Ysabel Jurado
Sep 16
12–1–2
Vote: 23-1022-S40 ↗
Council File 23-1022-S40
No: Monica Rodriguez
Sep 16
11–3–1
LAPD seeks approval for $320,000 federal grant to expand recruit de-escalation training
Council File 26-1012
No: Eunisses Hernandez, Hugo Soto-Martinez, Ysabel Jurado
Sep 15
10–4–1
Designation of Prohibited Locations / 3773 Crenshaw Blvd / Council District 10 / Los Angeles Municipal Code Section 41.18 ↗
Council File 26-4118-S8
No: Eunisses Hernandez, Nithya Raman, Hugo Soto-Martinez, Ysabel Jurado
Sep 15
13–1–1
Vote: 26-0645 ↗
Council File 26-0645
No: Ysabel Jurado
Sep 9
8–3–4
2028 Olympic and Paralympic Games / Police Vehicle Procurement ↗
Council File 26-0600-S111
No: Eunisses Hernandez, Nithya Raman, Ysabel Jurado
Sep 8
10–2–3
Vote: 19-0229-S2 ↗
Council File 19-0229-S2
No: Traci Park, John Lee
Sep 4
8–3–4
Vote: 26-0008-S7 ↗
Council File 26-0008-S7
No: Eunisses Hernandez, Hugo Soto-Martinez, Ysabel Jurado
Sep 1
8–3–4
City Attorney sends Council draft ordinances for Convention Center expansion bonds
Council File 15-1207-S10
No: Nithya Raman, Katy Yaroslavsky, Monica Rodriguez
Aug 26
12–3
130th Street / South Figueroa Street / West 132nd Street / South Figueroa Street / Oversized Vehicle Parking Restrictions ↗
Council File 26-0008-S13
No: Eunisses Hernandez, Hugo Soto-Martinez, Ysabel Jurado
Aug 26
12–3
Vote: 26-0008-S12 ↗
Council File 26-0008-S12
No: Eunisses Hernandez, Hugo Soto-Martinez, Ysabel Jurado
Aug 25
13–1–1
Vote: 25-0065 ↗
Council File 25-0065
No: Hugo Soto-Martinez
Aug 21
9–3–3
City Attorney sends Council draft ordinances for Convention Center expansion bonds
Council File 15-1207-S10
No: Nithya Raman, Katy Yaroslavsky, Monica Rodriguez
Aug 21
11–1–3
Vote: 26-0290 ↗
Council File 26-0290
No: Nithya Raman
Aug 19
11–2–2
Vote: 26-1096 ↗
Council File 26-1096
No: Eunisses Hernandez, Hugo Soto-Martinez
Aug 18
10–3–2
Vote: 21-4118-S1 ↗
Council File 21-4118-S1
No: Imelda Padilla, Monica Rodriguez, Traci Park
Aug 18
10–3–2
Vote: 21-4118-S14 ↗
Council File 21-4118-S14
No: Imelda Padilla, Monica Rodriguez, Traci Park
Aug 12
13–1–1
City Attorney seeks private council session on 2020 protest lawsuit against LAPD
Council File 26-0996
No: Traci Park
Aug 12
12–2–1
AB 1588 (Stefani) / Sideshow Accountability and Community Safety Act / Motor Vehicle Exhibition / 2025 - 2026 State Legislative Program ↗
Council File 25-0002-S113
No: Eunisses Hernandez, Ysabel Jurado
Aug 12
12–2–1
Vote: 23-0932 ↗
Council File 23-0932
No: Monica Rodriguez, Traci Park
Aug 12
10–4–1
Vote: 15-0989-S68 ↗
Council File 15-0989-S68
No: Eunisses Hernandez, Nithya Raman, Monica Rodriguez, Ysabel Jurado
Aug 11
13–1–1
Vote: 20-0263 ↗
Council File 20-0263
No: Adrin Nazarian
Aug 11
13–1–1
2026 New Committee Structure ↗
Council File 26-2000
No: Nithya Raman
Aug 11
13–1–1
CARE+ Cleanup Efforts / Council District 6 / AB1290 Fund / Police Department Fund ↗
Council File 26-1063
No: Eunisses Hernandez
Aug 11
10–4–1
Vote: 25-1484 ↗
Council File 25-1484
No: Eunisses Hernandez, Marqueece Harris-Dawson, Hugo Soto-Martinez, Ysabel Jurado
Aug 4
13–1–1
Council file addresses labor talks on proposed LAPD Charter amendment
Council File 26-0968
No: Eunisses Hernandez
Aug 4
10–4–1
Designation of Prohibited Locations / 8925 South Sepulveda Blvd / 8651 South La Tijera Blvd, et al. / Council District 11 / Los Angeles Municipal Code Section 41.18 ↗
Council File 26-4118-S7
No: Eunisses Hernandez, Nithya Raman, Hugo Soto-Martinez, Ysabel Jurado
Aug 4
13–1–1
City General Election / November 3, 2026 State General Election / Measure ULA Amendment / January 2025 Palisades Fire / Five-year Exemption ↗
Council File 26-1100-S9
No: Eunisses Hernandez
Aug 4
13–1–1
Annual Homelessness Funding Report / Fiscal Year 2026-27 ↗
Council File 23-1022-S33
No: Monica Rodriguez
Aug 4
10–3–2
Scattergood Generating Station Units 1 and 2 Green Hydrogen-Ready Modernization Project / Scattergood Draft Environmental Impact Report / CEQA Appeal ↗
Council File 25-1360
No: Eunisses Hernandez, Nithya Raman, Katy Yaroslavsky

Member records

Member	No	Days missed	Dissent
Eunisses HernandezD1	29	3/37	3%
Ysabel JuradoD14	25	1/37	2%
Hugo Soto-MartinezD13	21	4/37	2%
Monica RodriguezD7	15	8/37	2%
Nithya RamanD4	15	1/37	1%
Traci ParkD11	14	1/37	1%
John LeeD12	11	6/37	1%
Imelda PadillaD6	8	5/37	1%
Bob BlumenfieldD3	5	4/37	0%
Marqueece Harris-DawsonD8	4	5/37	0%
Adrin NazarianD2	4	3/37	0%
Katy YaroslavskyD5	3	7/37	0%
Curren D. PriceD9	1	8/37	0%
Heather HuttD10	0	3/37	0%
Tim McoskerD15	0	2/37	0%

Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors

521 roll calls · Jul 28 – Oct 20 · 6 divided · 99% unanimous

Divided votes

Sep 15
2–2
BOS SoP Item 5: carried ↗
Item 5 · Sep 15 meetingcarried
No: Lindsey P. Horvath, Janice Hahn
Aug 4
3–1–1
BOS SoP Item 62: Continued ↗
Item 62 · Aug 4 meetingContinued
No: Lindsey P. Horvath
Aug 4
4–1
BOS SoP Item 37: adopted ↗
Item 37 · Aug 4 meetingadopted
No: Holly J. Mitchell
Aug 4
4–1
BOS SoP Item 36: was adopted ↗
Item 36 · Aug 4 meetingwas adopted
No: Holly J. Mitchell
Aug 4
3–1–1
BOS SoP Item 22: Continued ↗
Item 22 · Aug 4 meetingContinued
No: Lindsey P. Horvath
Aug 4
4–1
BOS SoP Item 21: adopted ↗
Item 21 · Aug 4 meetingadopted
No: Holly J. Mitchell

Member records

Member	No	Days missed	Dissent
Holly J. MitchellD2	3	2/9	1%
Lindsey P. HorvathD3	3	0/9	1%
Janice HahnD4	1	0/9	0%
Hilda L. SolisD1	0	1/9	0%
Kathryn BargerD5	0	0/9	0%

Alhambra City Council

261 roll calls · Jan 12 – Oct 12 · 0 divided · 100% unanimous

Divided votes

No divided votes on the record.

Member records

Member	Days missed	Dissent
Jeffrey Koji Maloney	0/16	0%
Adele Andrade-Stadler	0/16	0%
Katherine Lee	0/16	0%
Noya Wang	0/16	0%
Ross J. Maza	0/16	0%

Arcadia City Council

0 roll calls · — – — · 0 divided · — unanimous

Divided votes

No divided votes on the record.

Member records

Member	Days missed	Dissent
Paul P. Cheng	0/0	0%
David Fu	0/0	0%
John Han	0/0	0%
Michael Cao, M.D.	0/0	0%
Sharon Kwan	0/0	0%

Avalon City Council

95 roll calls · Jan 20 – Sep 22 · 4 divided · 96% unanimous

Divided votes

Sep 1
4–1
Authorize Change Order #2 with Jordahl Construction for 206 E. Whittley retaining wall and amend FY26-27 budget ↗
Item 7 · Sep 1 meetingcarried
No: Donna Lopez
Jul 7
4–1–1
Authorized procurement of a mobile LED screen unit funded 50/50 with Love Catalina, not to exceed $71,883 ↗
Item 9 · Jul 7 meetingcarried
No: Donna Lopez
Jun 16
3–2
Take no further action to pursue legalization of adult-use cannabis in Avalon ↗
Item 14 · Jun 16 meetingcarried 3-2
No: Lisa Lavelle, Mary Schickling
Jun 16
4–1
Adopt Resolutions 26-20 through 26-23 placing FY2026-27 solid waste, grease, sewer and saltwater fees on the property tax roll ↗
Item 9 · Jun 16 meetingcarried 4-1
No: Mary Schickling

Member records

Member	No	Days missed	Dissent
Mary Schickling	2	1/18	3%
Donna Lopez	2	0/18	6%
Lisa Lavelle	1	0/18	1%
Anni Marshall	0	2/18	0%
Yesenia De La Rosa	0	2/18	0%
Michael Ponce	0	1/18	0%

Bell City Council

0 roll calls · — – — · 0 divided · — unanimous

Divided votes

No divided votes on the record.

Member records

Member	Days missed	Dissent
Ana Maria Quintana	0/0	0%
Monica Arroyo	0/0	0%
Ali Saleh	0/0	0%
Francis Flores	0/0	0%
Pablo Sifuentes	0/0	0%

Bradbury City Council

57 roll calls · Nov 18 – Aug 3 · 1 divided · 98% unanimous

Divided votes

Jul 14
3–2
Continue the First Friday Closure schedule ↗
Item 6 · Jul 14 meetingpassed 3:2
No: Bruce Lathrop, Richard G. Barakat

Member records

Member	No	Days missed	Dissent
Bruce Lathrop	1	0/10	2%
Richard G. Barakat	1	0/10	2%
Elizabeth Bruny	0	1/10	0%
Melodie Szymkowski	0	1/10	0%
Richard T. Hale, Jr.	0	0/10	0%

Calabasas City Council

79 roll calls · Jan 14 – Oct 14 · 7 divided · 91% unanimous

Divided votes

Oct 14
3–1
Support Proposition 43 ↗
Item 12 · Oct 14 meetingcarried 3-1-1
No: James R. Bozajian
Oct 14
4–1
Second reading and adoption of Ordinance No. 2026-426 on Accessory Dwelling Units ↗
Item 5 · Oct 14 meetingcarried 4-1
No: James R. Bozajian
Sep 30
2–1–2
Adopt Resolution No. 2026-2034 denying the appeal and upholding Planning Commission approval of the Orchid Lane housing project ↗
Item 3 · Sep 30 meetingfailed 2-1-2
No: James R. Bozajian
Aug 26
3–1–1
Introduce Ordinance No. 2026-426 updating accessory dwelling unit regulations; find CEQA exempt ↗
Item 10 · Aug 26 meetingcarried 3-1-1
No: James R. Bozajian
May 27
4–1
Second reading and adoption of Ordinance No. 2026-424 on Objective Design Standards ↗
Item 6 · May 27 meetingcarried 4-1
No: James R. Bozajian
Apr 22
4–1
Introduce Ordinance No. 2026-424 on Objective Design Standards, CEQA exemption, and adopt Resolution No. 2026-2004 fee ↗
Item 7 · Apr 22 meetingpassed 4-1
No: James R. Bozajian
Mar 25
3–1–1
Receive and file the 2025 Housing Element Annual Progress Report ↗
Item 7 · Mar 25 meetingcarried 3-1-1
No: James R. Bozajian

Member records

Member	No	Days missed	Dissent
James R. Bozajian	7	0/18	9%
Alicia Weintraub	0	2/18	0%
David J. Shapiro	0	2/18	0%
Peter Kraut	0	2/18	0%
Edward Albrecht	0	0/18	0%

Claremont City Council

0 roll calls · — – — · 0 divided · — unanimous

Divided votes

No divided votes on the record.

Member records

Member	Days missed	Dissent
Jennifer Stark	0/0	0%
Ed Reece	0/0	0%
Corey Calaycay	0/0	0%
Jed Leano	0/0	0%
Sal Medina	0/0	0%

Covina City Council

0 roll calls · — – — · 0 divided · — unanimous

Divided votes

No divided votes on the record.

Member records

Member	Days missed	Dissent
Hector Delgado	0/0	0%
Patricia Cortez	0/0	0%
Andrew Aleman	0/0	0%
Victor Linares	0/0	0%
Walter Allen, III	0/0	0%

Culver City City Council

44 roll calls · Aug 10 – Oct 26 · 4 divided · 91% unanimous

Divided votes

Sep 14
3–1
CC - PUBLIC HEARING ITEM: (1) FOUR-FIFTHS VOTE REQUIREMENT: Adoption of an Urgency Ordinance Establishing a New Use Classification, Standards and Approval Procedures for Autonomous Vehicle Fleet Services, and Exemption from CEQA; OR (2) Introduction of an Ordinance Establishing a New Use Classification, Standards and Approval Procedures for Autonomous Vehicle Fleet Services and Exemption from CEQA. ↗
Council File 27-222Item PH-1. · Sep 14 meetingadopted as amended
No: Albert Vera
Aug 10
2–1
CC - ACTION ITEM: (1) Discussion of Autonomous Vehicle Fleet Services and Potentially Establishing Use Classification, Standards, and Approval Procedures, Including Definitions, Permitted Locations, Siting, Staging and Dispatch, Performance Standards, and Related Operations; (2) FOUR-FIFTHS VOTE REQUIREMENT: If Desired, Adoption of an Interim Urgency Ordinance Establishing a 45-Day Moratorium on the Issuance of Building Permits or Entitlements for Autonomous Vehicle Fleet Services; and/or (3) If ↗
Council File 27-187Item A-5. · Aug 10 meetingadopted
No: Albert Vera
Aug 10
3–2
CONSENT CALENDAR ↗
approved
No: Albert Vera, Dan O'Brien
Aug 10
3–2
CC - ACTION ITEM: Adoption of a Resolution Approving the Arguments in Favor of Questions Relating to One Tax Measure and One Proposed Charter Amendment to be Considered by the Voters at the General Municipal Election of November 3, 2026. ↗
Council File 27-190Item A-2. · Aug 10 meetingadopted
No: Albert Vera, Dan O'Brien

Member records

Member	No	Days missed	Dissent
Albert Vera	4	0/5	10%
Dan O'Brien	2	0/5	6%
Freddy Puza	0	0/5	0%
Bryan "Bubba" Fish	0	0/5	0%
Yasmine-Imani McMorrin	0	0/5	0%

El Monte City Council

320 roll calls · Jan 14 – Aug 26 · 17 divided · 95% unanimous

Divided votes

Aug 26
5–2
Increase contingency $300,000 for Global Road Sealing contract, CIP No. 040 ↗
Item 12.35 · Aug 26 meetingcarried 5-2
No: Jessica Ancona, Julia Ruedas
Aug 26
5–2
Amendment No. 4 to PSA with Craftwater Engineering for Merced Avenue Stormwater Capture Project ↗
Item 12.34 · Aug 26 meetingcarried 5-2
No: Jessica Ancona, Julia Ruedas
Aug 26
5–2
CSA with Air-Tec for on-call HVAC maintenance services, not to exceed $150,000 ↗
Item 12.31 · Aug 26 meetingcarried 5-2
No: Jessica Ancona, Julia Ruedas
Aug 26
5–2
Purchase order with Maintex, Inc. for citywide janitorial supplies, not to exceed $115,000 ↗
Item 12.29 · Aug 26 meetingcarried 5-2
No: Jessica Ancona, Julia Ruedas
Aug 26
5–2
CSA with DNA Overhead Doors & Dock Equipment for on-call door/gate maintenance, $150,000 ↗
Item 12.28 · Aug 26 meetingcarried 5-2
No: Jessica Ancona, Julia Ruedas
Aug 26
5–2
PSA with Karbonous Inc. for granular activated carbon media and changeout, not to exceed $150,000 ↗
Item 12.27 · Aug 26 meetingcarried 5-2
No: Jessica Ancona, Julia Ruedas
Aug 26
5–2
Equipment procurement agreement with Turf Star for Toro mower, $124,865.30 ↗
Item 12.23 · Aug 26 meetingcarried 5-2
No: Jessica Ancona, Julia Ruedas
Aug 26
5–2
Resolution No. 10719 approving scope of SGV Forward Jump-Start transit project on Garvey Avenue ↗
Item 12.13 · Aug 26 meetingcarried 5-2
No: Jessica Ancona, Julia Ruedas
Aug 26
5–2
Use of Cannabis Tax Measure PC funds for purchase and outfitting of crisis negotiator vehicle ↗
Item 12.8 · Aug 26 meetingcarried 5-2
No: Jessica Ancona, Julia Ruedas
Aug 26
5–2
Purchase orders with 56 vehicle maintenance and parts vendors for Police Department fleet ↗
Item 12.5 · Aug 26 meetingcarried 5-2
No: Jessica Ancona, Julia Ruedas
Aug 26
5–2
Approval of consent agenda without presentations for listed items ↗
Item 12 · Aug 26 meetingcarried 5-2
No: Jessica Ancona, Julia Ruedas
Aug 26
2–5
Motion to receive presentations for consent items 12.5, 12.8, 12.13, 12.15, 12.23, 12.27, 12.28, 12.29, 12.31, 12.34, 12.35 ↗
Item 12 · Aug 26 meetingfailed 2-5
No: Viviana Longoria, Cindy Galvan, Marisol Cortez, Martin Herrera, Sheila Crippen-Thomas
Aug 26
6–1
Approval of agenda with walk-on closed session items 4.2 and 4.3 and pulled consent items ↗
Item 3 · Aug 26 meetingcarried 6-1
No: Jessica Ancona
Jul 8
5–1–1
Approval of request to serve/sell beer, wine and spirits at Downtown Main Street Night Market ↗
Item 12.2 · Jul 8 meetingcarried 5-1
No: Sheila Crippen-Thomas
Jun 10
5–2
Approve request to serve/sell wine and spirits at Downtown Main Street Night Market ↗
Item 12.2 · Jun 10 meetingcarried 5-2
No: Jessica Ancona, Sheila Crippen-Thomas
Feb 25
6–1
Increase police sergeant complement from 16 to 18 positions ↗
Item 14.3 · Feb 25 meetingcarried 6-1
No: Jessica Ancona
Jan 28
6–1
Resolution No. 10662 confirming Council direction from January 14, 2026 meeting Item 15.1 ↗
Item 12.4 · Jan 28 meetingcarried 6-1
No: Jessica Ancona

Member records

Member	No	Days missed	Dissent
Jessica Ancona	15	1/19	5%
Julia Ruedas	11	0/19	4%
Sheila Crippen-Thomas	3	1/19	1%
Viviana Longoria	1	1/19	0%
Cindy Galvan	1	1/19	0%
Martin Herrera	1	1/19	0%
Marisol Cortez	1	0/19	0%

Glendale City Council

194 roll calls · Nov 4 – Sep 29 · 23 divided · 88% unanimous

Divided votes

Sep 22
3–2
Approve one-year personal delivery device pilot program with two operators, with 30-minute malfunction response time ↗
Item 10d · Sep 22 meetingpassed
No: Ardashes "Ardy" Kassakhian, Vartan Gharpetian
Sep 22
3–1
Resolution 26-108 adopting plans/specs for West Glendale PMP Phase 1 and evaluating added traffic circle and crossing ↗
Item 10c · Sep 22 meetingpassed
No: Vartan Gharpetian
Sep 1
4–1
Appoint Gharpetian as alternate to the Burbank-Glendale-Pasadena Regional Housing Trust ↗
Item 10d.1 · Sep 1 meetingcarried
No: Elen Asatryan
Sep 1
3–2
Approve future agenda request for a report on a potential ban on gas-powered generators in the public right of way and on City property ↗
Item 1c · Sep 1 meetingcarried
No: Elen Asatryan, Vartan Gharpetian
Aug 25
4–1
Award EPC contract to Motive Energy Storage Systems for Brand Park Solar Photovoltaic Project, $3,790,797 plus 15% contingency ↗
Item 10a · Aug 25 meetingcarried
No: Vartan Gharpetian
Aug 11
3–1–1
Authorize City Attorney to initiate legal action in Los Angeles Superior Court and incur necessary expenses ↗
Item 15a · Aug 11 meetingcarried
No: Elen Asatryan
Aug 11
3–1–1
Designate 1524 Ridgeview Drive as historic resource and authorize Mills Act contract ↗
Item 11b · Aug 11 meetingcarried
No: Elen Asatryan
Aug 4
4–1
Resolution submitting the Public Safety and Essential City Services Measure (0.25% transactions and use tax) and declaring a fiscal emergency ↗
Item 1 · Aug 4 meetingFailed — unanimous vote required for declaration of fiscal emergency
No: Vartan Gharpetian
Jul 14
3–2
Direction regarding establishment of regulations for operation of personal delivery devices on public right-of-way ↗
Item 10a · Jul 14 meetingcarried
No: Ardashes "Ardy" Kassakhian, Vartan Gharpetian
Apr 21
4–1
Approve recommended parking management strategies in the Montrose Comprehensive Parking Analysis ↗
Item 10a1 · Apr 21 meetingcarried
No: Elen Asatryan
Apr 14
4–1
Request for a report on an ordinance establishing staffing requirements for self-checkout stations at grocery stores ↗
Item 1.a · Apr 14 meetingcarried
No: Ara Najarian
Mar 31
3–2
Direct staff to draft a moratorium on personal delivery devices for future Council consideration ↗
Item 10c1 · Mar 31 meetingpassed
No: Ara Najarian, Elen Asatryan
Mar 31
4–1
Resolution 26-33 authorizing invitation of bids and related bond documents ↗
Item 9a2 · Mar 31 meetingpassed
No: Ardashes "Ardy" Kassakhian
Mar 31
4–1
Ordinance 6050 authorizing issuance of up to $45,000,000 electric revenue refunding bonds ↗
Item 9a1 · Mar 31 meetingpassed
No: Ardashes "Ardy" Kassakhian
Mar 10
4–1
Professional Services Agreement with PFM for financial advisory services, not to exceed $100,000 ↗
Item 10d2 · Mar 10 meetingcarried
No: Ardashes "Ardy" Kassakhian
Mar 10
4–1
Legal Services Agreement with Norton Rose Fulbright US LLP for bond counsel, not to exceed $250,000 ↗
Item 10d1 · Mar 10 meetingcarried
No: Ardashes "Ardy" Kassakhian
Feb 24
4–1
Initiate code amendment for Transfer of Development Rights program with direction on parameters; note and file report ↗
Item 10b · Feb 24 meetingpassed
No: Vartan Gharpetian
Feb 3
4–1
Adopt Ordinance 6048 authorizing a Development Agreement regarding signage in the ASOZ ↗
Item 8a.3 · Feb 3 meetingpassed
No: Dan Brotman
Feb 3
4–1
Adopt Ordinance 6047 amending the Zoning Map to expand the ASOZ onto 230-238 S. Brand Blvd ↗
Item 8a.2 · Feb 3 meetingpassed
No: Dan Brotman
Feb 3
4–1
Adopt Ordinance 6046 amending GMC Title 30 sections relating to the Advertising Signage Overlay Zone ↗
Item 8a.1 · Feb 3 meetingpassed
No: Dan Brotman
Jan 27
3–1
Approve City Day at the Alex Theatre for Healthspan Salon event on May 6, 2026 ↗
Item 4d · Jan 27 meetingpassed
No: Ardashes "Ardy" Kassakhian
Dec 9
2–2–1
Motion regarding Surplus Lands Act (SLA) approvals and CORO parking lots ↗
Item 13c · Dec 9 meetingfailed on 2-2 tie
No: Ardashes "Ardy" Kassakhian, Dan Brotman
Nov 4
3–2
Initiating amendments to Titles 16 and 30 of the Municipal Code related to accessory dwelling unit condominiums ↗
Item 3.a · Nov 4 meetingpassed
No: Ara Najarian, Vartan Gharpetian

Member records

Member	No	Days missed	Dissent
Vartan Gharpetian	8	2/27	5%
Ardashes "Ardy" Kassakhian	8	0/27	4%
Elen Asatryan	6	1/27	3%
Dan Brotman	4	2/27	2%
Ara Najarian	3	0/27	2%
Adjinian	0	0/27	0%
Alek Bartrosouf	0	0/27	0%
Ara Bartrosouf	0	0/27	0%
Bartrosouf	0	0/27	0%
Parazian	0	0/27	0%
Vadan Gasparyan	0	0/27	0%

Hawaiian Gardens City Council

230 roll calls · Nov 12 – Sep 23 · 0 divided · 100% unanimous

Divided votes

No divided votes on the record.

Member records

Member	Days missed	Dissent
Maria Teresa Del Rio	4/21	0%
Ernie Vargas	3/21	0%
Luis Roa	2/21	0%
Victor Farfan	2/21	0%
Dandy De Paula	1/21	0%

Hermosa Beach City Council

0 roll calls · — – — · 0 divided · — unanimous

Divided votes

No divided votes on the record.

Member records

Member	Days missed	Dissent
Mike Detoy	0/0	0%
Michael D. Keegan	0/0	0%
Dean Francois	0/0	0%
Ray Jackson	0/0	0%
Rob Saemann	0/0	0%

Hidden Hills City Council

36 roll calls · Nov 10 – Aug 19 · 0 divided · 100% unanimous

Divided votes

No divided votes on the record.

Member records

Member	Days missed	Dissent
Laura McCorkindale	3/11	0%
Joesph Loggia	0/11	0%
Joseph Loggia	0/11	0%
Stuart E. Siegel	0/11	0%
Eniko Gold	0/11	0%
Larry G. Weber	0/11	0%

Inglewood City Council

0 roll calls · — – — · 0 divided · — unanimous

Divided votes

No divided votes on the record.

Member records

Member	Days missed	Dissent
James T. Butts	0/0	0%
Alex Padilla	0/0	0%
Dionne Faulk	0/0	0%
Eloy Morales, Jr.	0/0	0%
Gloria Gray	0/0	0%

La Canada Flintridge City Council

2 roll calls · May 5 – May 5 · 0 divided · 100% unanimous

Divided votes

No divided votes on the record.

Member records

Member	Days missed	Dissent
Kim Bowman	0/1	0%
Jeanne Kim Hobson	0/1	0%
Donald Voss	0/1	0%
Keith Eich	0/1	0%
Michael T. Davitt	0/1	0%
Quemars Ahmed	0/1	0%
Stephanie Fossan	0/1	0%

La Mirada City Council

26 roll calls · Nov 25 – Aug 11 · 0 divided · 100% unanimous

Divided votes

No divided votes on the record.

Member records

Member	Days missed	Dissent
Steve De Ruse	1/4	0%
Ed Eng	0/4	0%
Anthony A. Otero	0/4	0%
John Lewis	0/4	0%
Michelle Velasquez Bean	0/4	0%

La Puente City Council

49 roll calls · Jan 13 – Sep 8 · 0 divided · 100% unanimous

Divided votes

No divided votes on the record.

Member records

Member	Days missed	Dissent
Munoz	3/13	0%
David E. Argudo	3/13	0%
Nadia Mendoza	3/13	0%
Charlie Klinakis	0/13	0%
Valerie Muñoz	0/13	0%
Gabriel Quiñones	0/13	0%
Quinones	0/13	0%

La Verne City Council

96 roll calls · Jan 20 – Oct 5 · 3 divided · 97% unanimous

Divided votes

Oct 5
3–2
Appointment of public member to Public Financing Authority - EIFD Board ↗
Item 8 · Oct 5 meetingapproved 3-2
No: Meshal "Kash" Kashifalghita, Rick Crosby
Jun 1
3–1–1
Adopt ordinance adding Chapter 10.80 regulating mobility devices (e-bikes, scooters) ↗
Item 5 · Jun 1 meetingapproved 3-1
No: Steven F. Johnson
May 18
3–1–1
First reading of ordinance adding Chapter 10.80 regulating mobility devices (e-bikes, scooters) ↗
Item 14 · May 18 meetingapproved 3-1
No: Steven F. Johnson

Member records

Member	No	Days missed	Dissent
Steven F. Johnson	2	0/16	2%
Meshal "Kash" Kashifalghita	1	3/16	1%
Rick Crosby	1	1/16	1%
Tim Hepburn	0	2/16	0%
Wendy M. Lau	0	1/16	0%

Lancaster City Council

107 roll calls · Nov 5 – Sep 8 · 12 divided · 89% unanimous

Divided votes

Aug 11
4–1
Adopted Resolution No. 26-64 levying assessment in Lancaster Drainage Benefit Assessment District for FY 2026-2027 ↗
Item CPH 4 · Aug 11 meetingpassed
No: Rocio Castellanos
Aug 11
3–2
Adopted Resolution No. 26-63 levying assessment in Landscape Maintenance District No. 1 for FY 2026-2027 ↗
Item CPH 3 · Aug 11 meetingpassed
No: Cedric White, Rocio Castellanos
Aug 11
3–2
Adopted Resolution No. 26-62 levying assessment in Lancaster Lighting Maintenance District for FY 2026-2027 ↗
Item CPH 2 · Aug 11 meetingpassed
No: Cedric White, Rocio Castellanos
Aug 11
4–1
Adopted Resolution 26-60 approving maximum sewer service charge increases, tax roll placement, and rebate programs ↗
Item CPH 1 · Aug 11 meetingpassed
No: Rocio Castellanos
Aug 11
2–2
Motion to hold sewer service charges and proposed increases in abeyance was denied ↗
Item CPH 1 · Aug 11 meetingfailed
No: R. Rex Parris, Lauren Hughes-Leslie
Jul 14
4–1
Adopted Resolution 26-57 continuing sewer service charge hearings to August 11, 2026 ↗
Item PH 8 · Jul 14 meetingpassed
No: Rocio Castellanos
Jul 14
4–1
Adopted Resolution 26-56 continuing Drainage Benefit Assessment District hearing to August 11, 2026 ↗
Item PH 7 · Jul 14 meetingpassed
No: Rocio Castellanos
Jul 14
4–1
Adopted Resolution 26-55 continuing Landscape Maintenance District No. 1 and Fox Field assessment hearing to August 11, 2026 ↗
Item PH 6 · Jul 14 meetingpassed
No: Rocio Castellanos
Jul 14
4–1
Adopted Resolution 26-54 continuing Lighting Maintenance District FY 2026/27 assessment hearing to August 11, 2026 ↗
Item PH 5 · Jul 14 meetingpassed
No: Rocio Castellanos
Jun 23
4–1
Adopted Resolution No. 26-40 authorizing City Manager to submit Prop 218 ballots for City-owned parcels ↗
Item CC 12 · Jun 23 meetingcarried
No: Rocio Castellanos
May 26
3–1–1
Approved consent calendar items CC 10 through CC 13 (Proposition 218 proceedings for assessment and sewer charge increases) ↗
Item CC 10 - CC 13 · May 26 meetingcarried 3-1-0-1
No: Rocio Castellanos
Apr 28
4–1
Approved the consent calendar, pulling items 16 and 17 for separate discussion ↗
carried
No: Cedric White

Member records

Member	No	Days missed	Dissent
Rocio Castellanos	10	0/16	14%
Cedric White	3	0/16	4%
R. Rex Parris	1	4/16	1%
Lauren Hughes-Leslie	1	2/16	1%
Raj Malhi	0	1/16	0%
Marvin Crist	0	0/16	0%
Ken Mann	0	0/16	0%

Lomita City Council

82 roll calls · Nov 4 – Jul 7 · 4 divided · 95% unanimous

Divided votes

Jul 7
3–1–1
Adopt resolutions establishing parks and sewer facilities development impact fees and public art in-lieu fee ↗
Item 9b · Jul 7 meetingcarried
No: Barry M. Waite
Mar 3
4–1
Approve MOU with City of Los Angeles Harbor Department for Waterfront Red Trolley Car and authorize City Manager to execute ↗
Item 8b · Mar 3 meetingcarried
No: Cindy Segawa
Feb 17
4–1
Direct staff on Waterfront Red Car: pursue alternative site design/costs, return with MOU, submit grants, table survey ↗
Item 8c · Feb 17 meetingcarried
No: Cindy Segawa
Nov 4
4–1
Approve Option 1: gather community input on Red Car Project, playground, or passive park at Irene Lewis Park ↗
Item 8a · Nov 4 meetingcarried
No: Gazeley

Member records

Member	No	Days missed	Dissent
Cindy Segawa	2	0/12	2%
Barry M. Waite	1	0/12	1%
Gazeley	1	0/12	1%
Bill Uphoff	0	1/12	0%
James Gazeley	0	0/12	0%
Jim Gazeley	0	0/12	0%
Mark Waronek	0	0/12	0%

Long Beach City Council

949 roll calls · Nov 11 – Oct 20 · 34 divided · 96% unanimous

Divided votes

Oct 13
3–5–1
Substitute motion to retain current Order of Business and add 10 speakers on agendized items ↗
Item 25 · Oct 13 meetingfailed
No: Roberto Uranga, Daryl Supernaw, Mary Zendejas, Suely Saro, Tunua Thrash-Ntuk
Oct 13
5–3–1
Adopt ordinance amending Chapter 2.03 Rules of the Council ↗
Item 25 · Oct 13 meetingcarried
No: Cindy Allen, Kristina Duggan, Megan Kerr
Oct 13
6–1–2
Create council policy on displayed timer, 5-minute announcement limit, and clerk announcing departures ↗
Item 19 · Oct 13 meetingcarried
No: Roberto Uranga
Oct 6
3–6
Substitute motion to keep current public comment process and set time certain for disabled speakers ↗
Item 29 · Oct 6 meetingfailed
No: Roberto Uranga, Daryl Supernaw, Joni Ricks-Oddie, Mary Zendejas, Suely Saro, Tunua Thrash-Ntuk
Oct 6
6–3
Declare ordinance on Council Rules read first time and laid over ↗
Item 29 · Oct 6 meetingcarried
No: Cindy Allen, Kristina Duggan, Megan Kerr
Oct 6
5–3–1
Award BikeShare operations contract to Drop Mobility, California LLC ↗
Item 20 · Oct 6 meetingcarried
No: Cindy Allen, Mary Zendejas, Megan Kerr
Sep 22
8–1
Add $131,969 ongoing funding to support one Paramedic Assessment Unit ↗
Item 38 · Sep 22 meetingcarried
No: Kristina Duggan
Sep 22
6–3
Lay over Pedal Movement bikeshare contract amendment to October 6, 2026 meeting ↗
Item 32 · Sep 22 meetingcarried
No: Roberto Uranga, Cindy Allen, Kristina Duggan
Sep 22
7–2
Substitute motion to lay over BikeShare contract award to October 6, 2026 meeting ↗
Item 31 · Sep 22 meetingcarried
No: Roberto Uranga, Kristina Duggan
Sep 22
8–1
Adopt Resolution RES-26-0143 approving $50 million Wells Fargo revolving credit lease financing ↗
Item 27 · Sep 22 meetingcarried
No: Kristina Duggan
Sep 15
7–1–1
Adopt Emergency Ordinance ORD-26-0023, FY27 Appropriations Ordinance ↗
Item 19 · Sep 15 meetingcarried
No: Kristina Duggan
Sep 15
6–1–2
Adopt Ordinance ORD-26-0024 amending Departmental Organization Ordinance ↗
Item 18 · Sep 15 meetingcarried
No: Kristina Duggan
Sep 8
7–2
Declare Emergency Ordinance ORD-26-0023 (FY 27 Appropriations) read, adopted as read, and laid over ↗
Item 19.16 · Sep 8 meetingcarried
No: Cindy Allen, Kristina Duggan
Sep 8
7–2
Declare an emergency to exist for the FY 27 Appropriations Ordinance ↗
Item 19.15 · Sep 8 meetingcarried
No: Cindy Allen, Kristina Duggan
Sep 8
7–2
Adopt Resolution RES-26-0137 establishing the Gann Appropriations Limit for FY 27 ↗
Item 19.14 · Sep 8 meetingcarried
No: Cindy Allen, Kristina Duggan
Sep 8
8–1
Adopt Resolution RES-26-0135 approving water and sewer rates (UT-1562) ↗
Item 19.10 · Sep 8 meetingcarried
No: Cindy Allen
Sep 8
8–1
Adopt Resolution RES-26-0134 approving gas service rates (UT-1561) ↗
Item 19.9 · Sep 8 meetingcarried
No: Cindy Allen
Sep 8
8–1
Adopt Resolution RES-26-0131 amending the Master Fees and Charges Schedule ↗
Item 19.4 · Sep 8 meetingcarried
No: Cindy Allen
Sep 8
7–2
Adopt the expenditures and revenues identified in the Proposed FY 27 Budget, as amended ↗
Item 19.3 · Sep 8 meetingcarried
No: Cindy Allen, Kristina Duggan
Sep 8
2–7
Second substitute motion to remove Matter B2 for additional public input ↗
Item 19.2 · Sep 8 meetingfailed
No: Roberto Uranga, Daryl Supernaw, Joni Ricks-Oddie, Mary Zendejas, Megan Kerr, Suely Saro, Tunua Thrash-Ntuk
Sep 8
2–7
Substitute motion to continue hearing on Measure B funding for pilot fast response vehicle at Fire Station 14 ↗
Item 19.2 · Sep 8 meetingfailed
No: Roberto Uranga, Daryl Supernaw, Joni Ricks-Oddie, Mary Zendejas, Megan Kerr, Suely Saro, Tunua Thrash-Ntuk
Sep 8
7–2
Adopt the Budget Oversight Committee's funding recommendations, as amended, to the Proposed FY 27 Budget ↗
Item 19.2 · Sep 8 meetingcarried
No: Cindy Allen, Kristina Duggan
Sep 8
7–2
Adopt the Mayor's proposed budget recommendations, as amended, to the Proposed FY 27 Budget ↗
Item 19.1 · Sep 8 meetingcarried
No: Cindy Allen, Kristina Duggan
Sep 8
7–2
Conclude budget public hearing and take actions to adopt the Fiscal Year 2027 budget ↗
Item 19 · Sep 8 meetingcarried
No: Cindy Allen, Kristina Duggan
Sep 1
7–2
Request ordinance consolidating public comment into one period, as amended with clerk report-out and chair discretion to extend ↗
Item 26 · Sep 1 meetingcarried
No: Cindy Allen, Kristina Duggan
Jun 16
3–5–1
Ordinance amending Council rules on meeting start time and public comment ↗
Item 49 · Jun 16 meetingfailed
No: Cindy Allen, Daryl Supernaw, Kristina Duggan, Mary Zendejas, Megan Kerr
May 12
7–1–1
Request ordinance amending council order of business: 4:00 PM start, Thursday supplemental deadline, 90-second comment limits ↗
Item 28 · May 12 meetingcarried
No: Mary Zendejas
May 5
5–3–1
Take official position supporting Measure ER, Essential Healthcare Restoration Act ↗
Item 29 · May 5 meetingcarried
No: Cindy Allen, Daryl Supernaw, Kristina Duggan
Apr 21
5–3–1
Adopt ordinance amending Chapter 5.35 relating to Microenterprise Home Kitchen Operations ↗
Item 26 · Apr 21 meetingcarried
No: Daryl Supernaw, Joni Ricks-Oddie, Kristina Duggan
Apr 21
6–2–1
Adopt ordinance approving ZCA25-001 establishing regulations for Microenterprise Home Kitchens ↗
Item 25 · Apr 21 meetingcarried
No: Daryl Supernaw, Kristina Duggan
Apr 14
4–4–1
Approve recommendation on MEHKO ordinance (Title 5 Chapter 5.35) ↗
Item 12 · Apr 14 meetingfailed
No: Roberto Uranga, Mary Zendejas, Suely Saro, Tunua Thrash-Ntuk
Apr 14
5–3–1
Amend MEHKO ordinance to remove the landlord notification requirement ↗
Item 12 · Apr 14 meetingcarried
No: Daryl Supernaw, Joni Ricks-Oddie, Kristina Duggan
Mar 24
6–2–1
Adopt Resolution RES-26-0057 setting max 12 cannabis special event permits per organizer per year ↗
Item 26-54598 · Mar 24 meetingcarried
No: Kristina Duggan, Megan Kerr
Mar 24
6–2–1
Declare cannabis special events ordinance read first time and laid over ↗
Item 32 · Mar 24 meetingcarried
No: Kristina Duggan, Megan Kerr

Member records

Member	No	Days missed	Dissent
Kristina Duggan	23	2/35	3%
Cindy Allen	17	9/35	2%
Daryl Supernaw	9	6/35	1%
Mary Zendejas	8	5/35	1%
Roberto Uranga	8	3/35	1%
Megan Kerr	8	0/35	1%
Suely Saro	5	7/35	1%
Joni Ricks-Oddie	5	5/35	1%
Tunua Thrash-Ntuk	5	3/35	1%
Rex Richardson	0	0/35	0%

Manhattan Beach City Council

31 roll calls · Aug 4 – Oct 20 · 4 divided · 87% unanimous

Divided votes

Oct 20
4–1
Consideration of Clean Power Alliance’s Power Ready Program Regarding Solar and Battery Storage Opportunities at the Police and Fire Public Safety Building (No Budget Impact) (Community Development Director Alkire) (Estimated Time: 30 Min.) DISCUSS AND PROVIDE DIRECTION ↗
Council File 26-0575Item 10. · Oct 20 meetingapproved
No: Joe Franklin
Oct 20
4–1
Consideration of Management Strategies Associated with Canada Geese at Polliwog Park and Adjacent Sports Fields (Unbudgeted) (Public Works Director Awwad). (Estimated Time: 30 Min.) DISCUSS AND PROVIDE DIRECTION ↗
Council File 26-0061Item 9. · Oct 20 meetingapproved
No: Joe Franklin
Oct 6
4–1
Discussion of the Potential Goals and an Operating Timeline for an Ad-Hoc Housing Task Force in Connection with the Next Housing Element Cycle (Potential Budget Impact) (Community Department Director Alkire). (Estimated Time: 30 Min.) DISCUSS AND PROVIDE DIRECTION ↗
Council File 26-0434Item 9. · Oct 6 meetingapproved
No: Joe Franklin
Sep 15
3–2
Consideration of a Seven-Month Extension to an Agreement with Circuit Transit Inc. to Provide an On-Demand Local Microtransit Service Pilot Program and Adoption of a Resolution to Appropriate Proposition A Local Return Funds and Fare Revenue (Unbudgeted) (Community Development Department Director Alkire) (Estimated Time: 1 hr.) A) DISCUSS AND PROVIDE DIRECTION B) ADOPT RESOLUTION NO. 26-0103 C) APPROPRIATE FUNDS ↗
Council File 26-0243Item 10. · Sep 15 meetingapproved
No: Joe Franklin, Steve S. Charelian

Member records

Member	No	Days missed	Dissent
Joe Franklin	4	0/5	13%
Steve S. Charelian	1	0/5	3%
Nina Trieu Tarnay	0	0/5	0%
Amy Thomas Howorth	0	0/5	0%
David Lesser	0	0/5	0%

Norwalk City Council

0 roll calls · — – — · 0 divided · — unanimous

Divided votes

No divided votes on the record.

Member records

Member	Days missed	Dissent
Jennifer Perez	0/0	0%
Margarita L. Rios	0/0	0%
Ana Valencia	0/0	0%
Rick Ramirez	0/0	0%
Tony Ayala	0/0	0%

Paramount City Council

133 roll calls · Nov 18 – Oct 13 · 0 divided · 100% unanimous

Divided votes

No divided votes on the record.

Member records

Member	Days missed	Dissent
Annette C. Delgadillo	2/21	0%
Brenda Olmos	1/21	0%
Isabel Aguayo	1/21	0%
Peggy Lemons	1/21	0%
Vilma Cuellar Stallings	0/21	0%

Pico Rivera City Council

0 roll calls · — – — · 0 divided · — unanimous

Divided votes

No divided votes on the record.

Member records

Member	Days missed	Dissent
Gustavo V. Camacho	0/0	0%
Monica Sánchez	0/0	0%
Andrew C. Lara	0/0	0%
Erik Lutz	0/0	0%
John R. Garcia	0/0	0%

Pomona City Council

0 roll calls · — – — · 0 divided · — unanimous

Divided votes

No divided votes on the record.

Member records

Member	Days missed	Dissent
Tim Sandoval	0/0	0%
Lorraine Canales	0/0	0%
Debra Martin	0/0	0%
Elizabeth Ontiveros-Cole	0/0	0%
Nora Garcia	0/0	0%
Steve Lustro	0/0	0%
Victor Preciado	0/0	0%

Rancho Palos Verdes City Council

106 roll calls · Nov 18 – Aug 18 · 6 divided · 94% unanimous

Divided votes

Aug 4
4–1
Receive landslide complex update and adopt Resolutions 2026-64, 2026-65, and 2026-66 extending prohibitions and emergencies ↗
Item 3 · Aug 4 meetingpassed
No: David L. Bradley
Jul 7
3–1–1
Continue the Sheriff's drone program item to the July 21, 2026 meeting ↗
Item 4 · Jul 7 meetingpassed
No: Barbara Ferraro
May 5
4–1
Approve Avenida Classica traffic circles, striping agreement, red curb extension, speed limit sign, and further speed bump research ↗
Item 3 · May 5 meetingpassed
No: Stephen Perestam
May 5
2–3
Introduce ordinances amending Municipal Code Chapters 12.18 and 17.73 on wireless telecommunication facilities ↗
Item 1 · May 5 meetingfailed
No: Stephen Perestam, Barbara Ferraro, David L. Bradley
Feb 3
4–1
Direct staff to return in March 2026 with South Bay Regional Housing Trust JPA and select a Board member ↗
Item 3 · Feb 3 meetingpassed
No: Barbara Ferraro
Jan 20
4–1
Continue EV charging fees matter at Ladera Linda Community Park for further staff research ↗
Item 1 · Jan 20 meetingpassed
No: Barbara Ferraro

Member records

Member	No	Days missed	Dissent
Barbara Ferraro	4	0/18	4%
David L. Bradley	2	2/18	2%
Stephen Perestam	2	1/18	2%
Paul Seo	0	2/18	0%
George Lewis	0	1/18	0%

Rolling Hills Estates City Council

0 roll calls · — – — · 0 divided · — unanimous

Divided votes

No divided votes on the record.

Member records

Member	Days missed	Dissent
Frank V. Zerunyan	0/0	0%
Pam Brown Schachter	0/0	0%
Britt Huff	0/0	0%
Debby Stegura	0/0	0%
Velveth Schmitz	0/0	0%

San Dimas City Council

96 roll calls · Nov 12 – Oct 27 · 7 divided · 93% unanimous

Divided votes

Oct 13
4–1
Take no action on incident/accident report process for Kids Fun Club Program ↗
Item 3 · Oct 13 meetingcarried 4-1
No: Eric Nakano
Aug 25
3–2
Adopt Resolution 2026-51 EV charging rates/fines and Liberty Plugins contract, with 18-month review requirement ↗
Item 1 · Aug 25 meetingMotion carried 3-2
No: Rachel Bratakos, Eric Nakano
Aug 11
4–1
Adopt position to support and join CJPIA coalition for local government liability reform ↗
Item 14 · Aug 11 meetingMotion carried 4-1
No: Eric Nakano
Jun 9
3–1–1
Approve alternative option 2 to not move forward with the historic railroad signal project ↗
Item 1 · Jun 9 meetingcarried 3-1
No: Ryan A. Vienna
May 26
4–1
Waive underground utility and approve Tentative Parcel Map 25-02, Development Plan Review 25-18 and Tree Permit 25-14 ↗
Item 1 · May 26 meetingcarried 4-1
No: Ryan A. Vienna
Jan 27
4–1
Authorize service agreement with Liberty Plugins for EV charging management and direct public hearing on fee rate ↗
Item 3 · Jan 27 meetingcarried 4-1
No: Eric Nakano
Nov 12
4–1
Approve Resolution 2025-55 for Tentative Tract Map 24-05, DPRB 24-14, and Tree Permit 24-28 at 901 W. Covina Blvd ↗
Item 1 · Nov 12 meetingcarried 4-1
No: Ryan A. Vienna

Member records

Member	No	Days missed	Dissent
Eric Nakano	4	4/21	5%
Ryan A. Vienna	3	1/21	3%
Rachel Bratakos	1	0/21	1%
Emmett G. Badar	0	1/21	0%
Eric Weber	0	0/21	0%

San Fernando City Council

203 roll calls · Nov 10 – Aug 17 · 23 divided · 89% unanimous

Divided votes

Aug 17
4–1
Direct staff to return with research on how other cities handle agendizing requests and meeting efficiency ↗
Item 13 · Aug 17 meetingcarried
No: Patty Lopez
Aug 17
4–1
Approve revisions to Contract No. 2545 with Emprende for Christmas Parade and direct staff to investigate $2,000 check ↗
Item 7 · Aug 17 meetingcarried
No: Patty Lopez
Aug 17
2–2
Adopt Resolution No. 8481 setting property tax rate for CalPERS obligation, as amended to return in December with financial forecast ↗
Item 9 · Aug 17 meetingfailed
No: Patty Lopez, Mary Mendoza
Jul 27
4–1
Approve the agenda as presented ↗
carried
No: Mary Solorio
Jun 29
4–1
Authorize Council to respond to questions on whether the matter was discussed in Closed Session ↗
Item 9 · Jun 29 meetingcarried 4-1
No: Mary Solorio
Jun 29
3–2
Adopt Resolution No. 8467 approving the Fiscal Year 2026-2027 budget as amended ↗
Item 2 · Jun 29 meetingcarried 3-2
No: Joel Fajardo, Mary Solorio
Jun 8
4–1
Adopt Resolution No. 8458 appropriating funds for production of two 2026 FIFA World Cup watch parties ↗
Item 7 · Jun 8 meetingcarried 4-1
No: Joel Fajardo
May 18
3–1
Second reading and adoption of Ordinance No. 1741 barring nomination of immediate family to boards/commissions ↗
Item 9 · May 18 meetingcarried 3-1-1
No: Mary Solorio
May 18
4–1
Introduce Ordinance No. 1742 and adopt Resolution No. 8453 for Housing Implementation Plan Project with CEQA addendum ↗
Item 7 · May 18 meetingcarried 4-1
No: Victoria Garcia
May 12
4–1
Introduce Ordinance No. 1741 prohibiting Councilmembers from nominating immediate family to boards/commissions; add commissioner application reference ↗
Item 4 · May 12 meetingcarried
No: Mary Solorio
Apr 20
4–1
Direct staff to bring back ordinance restricting Councilmembers' first-degree relatives from commission appointments ↗
Item 16 · Apr 20 meetingcarried 4-1
No: Mary Solorio
Apr 20
4–1
Approve FIFA World Cup promotional efforts and two watch parties June 12 and June 24, up to $28,200 per event ↗
Item 13 · Apr 20 meetingcarried 4-1
No: Joel Fajardo
Apr 20
4–1
Adopt Resolutions 8448 and 8449 amending FY 2025-2026 budget and appropriating $5,000 for 250th Anniversary celebration decorations ↗
Item 9 · Apr 20 meetingcarried 4-1
No: Mary Solorio
Apr 20
4–1
Adopt Resolution No. 8446 amending fee schedule to add Lopez Adobe outdoor and Pioneer House spaces to Facility Use Rental list ↗
Item 7 · Apr 20 meetingcarried 4-1
No: Victoria Garcia
Apr 6
4–1
Approve $5,000 from Parking and Business Improvement Area B funds for Civic Center decorations for US 250th Anniversary ↗
Item 23 · Apr 6 meetingcarried
No: Mary Solorio
Apr 6
4–1
Direct staff to negotiate an extension on the current trash hauler contract ↗
Item 4 · Apr 6 meetingcarried
No: Mary Solorio
Mar 16
3–1–1
Direct staff to proceed with appraisal of the two MTA-funded trolley buses at a cost of $2,850 ↗
Item 11 · Mar 16 meetingcarried 3-1
No: Mary Solorio
Mar 2
4–1
Select Option B to combine 115th Birthday Celebration with monthly Foodzilla event at City Hall ↗
Item 7 · Mar 2 meetingcarried
No: Mary Solorio
Jan 20
4–1
Direct staff to discuss mall lighting with Area B Ad Hoc, survey businesses, include maintenance costs, and report back ↗
Item 17 · Jan 20 meetingcarried 4-1
No: Mary Mendoza
Jan 20
3–2
Adopt resolutions calling the June 2, 2026 General Municipal Election, consolidating with statewide election, candidate statement rules, and budget appropriation ↗
Item 6 · Jan 20 meetingcarried 3-2
No: Patty Lopez, Mary Solorio
Jan 5
4–1
Move Community Recognition Celebration special meetings from January to February and July to August ↗
Item 3 · Jan 5 meetingcarried 4-1
No: Patty Lopez
Nov 17
3–2
Approve special meeting agenda as amended to table Item B to a future meeting ↗
carried
No: Victoria Garcia, Mary Mendoza
Nov 17
2–3
Continue closed session real property item to a future meeting as an open session item with staff report on process ↗
Item A · Nov 17 meetingfailed
No: Joel Fajardo, Patty Lopez, Mary Solorio

Member records

Member	No	Days missed	Dissent
Mary Solorio	13	0/23	7%
Patty Lopez	6	1/23	3%
Joel Fajardo	4	0/23	2%
Victoria Garcia	3	1/23	2%
Mary Mendoza	3	0/23	2%
Sean M. Rivas	0	0/23	0%

San Gabriel City Council

35 roll calls · Jan 20 – Oct 6 · 2 divided · 94% unanimous

Divided votes

Sep 1
3–2
Approve $50,000 support for Dumpling and Beer Festival, amend MPD Events agreement, authorize City Manager to execute ↗
Item 7A · Sep 1 meetingcarried 3-2
No: Tony Ding, John Wu
May 19
3–1–1
Approve Seventh Amendment to agreement with Athens Services and direct Prop 218 protest process and community education ↗
Item 4E · May 19 meetingcarried
No: Jorge Herrera Ávila

Member records

Member	No	Days missed	Dissent
Jorge Herrera Ávila	1	2/16	3%
Tony Ding	1	1/16	3%
John Wu	1	0/16	3%
Eric L. Chan	0	1/16	0%
Denise Menchaca	0	0/16	0%

San Marino City Council

49 roll calls · Nov 12 – Jul 8 · 3 divided · 94% unanimous

Divided votes

Jun 26
2–1
Remove tree two from the removal list pending more staff information ↗
Item 12 · Jun 26 meetingpassed
No: Council Member Chou
Jun 10
2–2
Set appeal of Planning Commission denial of Design Review DR 22-26 at 535 Old Mill Road for a De Novo hearing ↗
Item 1 · Jun 10 meetingpassed
No: Council Member Chou, Hunter Chang
Jan 30
2–1–1
Adopt Ordinance No. O-26-1424 (second reading) regarding bicycles, e-bikes, scooters and shared mobility devices ↗
Item 2 · Jan 30 meetingpassed
No: Council Member Chou

Member records

Member	No	Days missed	Dissent
Council Member Chou	3	1/15	6%
Hunter Chang	1	0/15	2%
Lo	0	1/15	0%
Gretchen Shepherd Romey	0	1/15	0%
Tony Chou	0	0/15	0%
Calvin Lo	0	0/15	0%
John Chou	0	0/15	0%

Santa Clarita City Council

0 roll calls · — – — · 0 divided · — unanimous

Divided votes

No divided votes on the record.

Member records

Member	Days missed	Dissent
Laurene Weste	0/0	0%
Patsy Ayala	0/0	0%
Bill Miranda	0/0	0%
Jason Gibbs	0/0	0%
Marsha McLean	0/0	0%

Santa Fe Springs City Council

31 roll calls · Jan 13 – Sep 29 · 1 divided · 97% unanimous

Divided votes

Sep 29
4–1
Reorganize City Council: remove current Mayor, appoint Rodriguez as Mayor and Martin as Mayor Pro Tem ↗
Item 2 · Sep 29 meetingcarried
No: Joe Angel Zamora

Member records

Member	No	Days missed	Dissent
Joe Angel Zamora	1	1/16	3%
Rounds	0	2/16	0%
Annette Rodriguez	0	1/16	0%
Bill Rounds	0	0/16	0%
John M. Mora	0	0/16	0%
Juanita Martin	0	0/16	0%
Mora	0	0/16	0%
William K. Rounds	0	0/16	0%

South Gate City Council

43 roll calls · Nov 11 – May 12 · 3 divided · 93% unanimous

Divided votes

Apr 20
4–1
Adopted Resolution No. 2026-14-CC placing Utility Users Tax measure on the November 3, 2026 ballot and reviewed draft ordinance ↗
Item 2 · Apr 20 meetingcarried
No: Maria del Pilar Avalos
Apr 20
4–1
Approved staff's budget reduction recommendation with additions maintaining programs proposed by the Vice Mayor and retaining pre-sale inspection ↗
Item 1 · Apr 20 meetingcarried
No: Maria del Pilar Avalos
Feb 24
4–1
Declared a fiscal emergency, called a special election on the Utility Users Tax, and reviewed the draft ordinance ↗
Item 3 · Feb 24 meetingpassed
No: Maria del Pilar Avalos

Member records

Member	No	Days missed	Dissent
Maria del Pilar Avalos	3	0/13	7%
Gil Hurtado	0	1/13	0%
Maria Davila	0	1/13	0%
Joshua Barron	0	0/13	0%
Al Rios	0	0/13	0%

South Pasadena City Council

0 roll calls · — – — · 0 divided · — unanimous

Divided votes

No divided votes on the record.

Member records

Member	Days missed	Dissent
Sheila Rossi	0/0	0%
Omari Ferguson	0/0	0%
Janet Braun	0/0	0%
Jon Primuth	0/0	0%
Michael A. Cacciotti	0/0	0%

Temple City City Council

38 roll calls · Jan 6 – Jul 21 · 0 divided · 100% unanimous

Divided votes

No divided votes on the record.

Member records

Member	Days missed	Dissent
Ed Chen	1/14	0%
Vincent Yu	1/14	0%
William Man	0/14	0%
Chang	0/14	0%
Chavez	0/14	0%
Cordes	0/14	0%
Cynthia Sternquist	0/14	0%
Haddad	0/14	0%
Hsu	0/14	0%
O'Leary	0/14	0%
Tom Chavez	0/14	0%
Vincent Chavez	0/14	0%

Torrance City Council

0 roll calls · — – — · 0 divided · — unanimous

Divided votes

No divided votes on the record.

Member records

Member	Days missed	Dissent
Sharon Kalani	0/0	0%
Asam Sheikh	0/0	0%
Betty Lieu	0/0	0%
Bridgett Lewis	0/0	0%
David Kartsonis	0/0	0%
Jeremy Gerson	0/0	0%
Linda Barnett	0/0	0%

Vernon City Council

110 roll calls · Nov 4 – Oct 6 · 1 divided · 99% unanimous

Divided votes

Jun 2
4–1
Approve funding the Interventionist position for Vernon City Elementary ↗
Item 12 · Jun 2 meetingcarried 4-1
No: Melissa Ybarra

Member records

Member	No	Days missed	Dissent
Melissa Ybarra	1	0/23	1%
Judith Merlo	0	5/23	0%
Crystal Larios	0	4/23	0%
Leticia Lopez	0	1/23	0%
Monica Rodriguez	0	1/23	0%
Jesus Rivera	0	0/23	0%

Walnut City Council

70 roll calls · Nov 12 – May 27 · 10 divided · 86% unanimous

Divided votes

Feb 25
2–1–1
Approve out-of-state travel for Mayor Cajulis to RECon 2026 and adopt Resolution No. 26-13 appropriating $3,300 ↗
Item 6 · Feb 25 meetingcarried
No: Nancy Tragarz
Jan 28
3–2
Approve Tentative Tract Map No. 72798 with revised condition of approval, added requirements and trail signage ↗
Item 2 · Jan 28 meetingcarried
No: Wu, Kaylee May Law
Jan 28
4–1
Approve updated Resolution No. 26-05 certifying the Final EIR for the Brookside project ↗
Item 2 · Jan 28 meetingcarried
No: Wu
Dec 10
4–1
Bring back Brookside Project for full Council review at second meeting in January ↗
Item 14-1-b · Dec 10 meetingcarried
No: Kaylee May Law
Dec 10
2–2
Adopt the council compensation ordinance as presented ↗
Item 9 · Dec 10 meetingfailed
No: Wu, Kaylee May Law
Dec 10
3–2
Second motion to reconsider Item 9 ↗
Item 9 · Dec 10 meetingcarried
No: Wu, Linda Freedman
Dec 10
2–3
Motion to reconsider Item 9 ↗
Item 9 · Dec 10 meetingfailed
No: Ritchie Cajulis, Wu, Linda Freedman
Dec 10
2–2
Adopt Ordinance No. 25-06 increasing City Council compensation to $950 per month ↗
Item 9 · Dec 10 meetingfailed
No: Wu, Kaylee May Law
Nov 12
4–1
Approve naming the Snow Creek Park playground in honor of former Councilmember Bob Pacheco ↗
Item 9 · Nov 12 meetingcarried
No: Nancy Tragarz
Nov 12
3–1
Introduce Ordinance No. 25-06 increasing City Council compensation ↗
Item 3 · Nov 12 meetingcarried
No: Wu

Member records

Member	No	Days missed	Dissent
Wu	7	1/12	11%
Kaylee May Law	4	0/12	6%
Linda Freedman	2	1/12	3%
Nancy Tragarz	2	0/12	3%
Ritchie Cajulis	1	0/12	1%
Allen Wu	0	0/12	0%