MEET SUSAN
With more than two decades of experience as a community leader, classroom teacher, and public servant, Susan Rubio understands the issues that matter most to us because she has lived them. Susan brings unparalleled passion and dedication to every leadership role she takes on because she knows the difference access to quality education can make in the life of a child. She knows that our families need good jobs with benefits to stay afloat, and she knows the urgency and importance of standing up for those who have come to our country seeking their own piece of the American Dream. Susan Rubio is the leader we need fighting for our values in Sacramento. Classroom Teacher and Educator
Susan Rubio was first elected as City Clerk in Baldwin Park, where she focused on providing equal service, transparency, best practices, and protecting democracy for city residents. Since 2009, Susan has served as Baldwin Park City Councilmember where she has helped balance the city budget during the recession, while protecting vital services like public safety. Rubio has been a champion for greater economic opportunities in Baldwin Park, environmental justice, and keeping our streets, neighborhoods and schools safe. Serving in Public Office
Susan Rubio ran for elected office for the same reason she became a teacher: to make our community better for every family, regardless of any differences. Susan Rubio was first elected as City Clerk in Baldwin Park in 2005, where she focused on providing equal service, transparency, best practices, and protecting democracy for city residents. Susan has been a champion for greater economic opportunities in Baldwin Park, environmental justice, and keeping our streets, neighborhoods and schools safe. Giving Back to the Community
In addition to serving her community as City Clerk and City Councilmember, Susan Rubio is a community leader with a long record of volunteerism and partnership with local non-profits and community-based organizations. She has supported efforts to keep at-risk youth on the right track, provided mentorships and college scholarships for local students, and helped disenfranchised families get the tools they need.