Robbie Brody

His campaign says he chairs Burbank's Parks and Recreation board and previously chaired the city's Water & Power and Art in Public Places boards.¹ He is an administrative law judge, a role his campaign says he has held in Pasadena for 24 years.¹

His campaign says he would preserve neighborhood character, cut red tape for small businesses, and support housing young families can afford.¹ At a candidate forum, he called the city's police surveillance cameras a "warrantless search of people who have not done anything wrong."² He urged safeguards like limited use and shorter data retention.³ He told the Los Angeles Daily News he would hold quarterly town halls and publish plain-language vote explanations.⁴