Dr. bri Sérráno

Working Families should NEVER have to choose between paying bills, childcare, & skipping meals.

Rising housing costs, food prices, healthcare costs, and basic needs due to federal legislation have led people to face the possibility of becoming unhoused.

The city Utility User Tax should be reviewed for all residents due to triple taxation.

Review the use of city funds for supplemental support for childcare, groceries, weather, & catastrophic crisis, and providing basic needs to residents.

All Residents should feel they belong in Covina, with safety in all forms: physical, emotional, and spiritual.

Traffic collisions with pedestrians, bikes, and other vehicles due to speeding are a major concern, especially in District 5 near parks & school properties. Bri’s own neighborhood recently had a death due to speeding.

Medical nonprofits should meet residents where they are for supplemental care by the city.

Safety and legal aid resources should be provided to residents that reflect the diversity of Covina, including more social workers to support domestic violence survivors & families impacted.

As an educator & former union member (APC & CFA), Dr. Bri has always been a public servant for people of all ages and backgrounds. Access to local government, resources, and education is essential for all people in Covina.

Dr. Bri Sérráno believes transparency comes in many forms, such as:

Business and investment disclosures for all elected officials beyond the City of Covina.

Enhance city website, social media, & outreach through district townhalls, city events such as reviving Thunderfest, and accessible community feedback.