Re-elect Sandra Armenta for Rosemead City Council: Rooted in Rosemead.
Delivering for Our Community.
Mayor Sandra Armenta is running for re-election to keep delivering for the Rosemead community she has called home since childhood.


What Sandra Is Fighting For
- Safer, Stronger NeighborhoodsKeeping public safety a priority and protecting Rosemead families.
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- A Thriving Local EconomyAttracting new businesses, services, and economic opportunities.
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- Reliable City InfrastructureImproving sidewalks, strengthening infrastructure, and keeping streets graffiti-free.
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- A Cleaner, More Beautiful RosemeadCaring for the parks, streets, and public spaces that inspire community pride.
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Deep Roots in Rosemead
Sandra Armenta is a proud Rosemeadian, former public school teacher, and longtime community advocate. She grew up in Rosemead, attended local public schools, and began serving her community at a young age through youth programs, the PTA, and neighborhood organizations.
Today, Sandra brings that same commitment to her work as mayor and a member of the Rosemead City Council—always focused on making the city a safer, stronger, and more welcoming place to live, work, and raise a family.
Read Sandra’s StoryBuilding on Real Progress
During Sandra’s tenure, Rosemead has become safer and gained new community amenities, including a skate park, dog park, community gardens, and aquatic center. She helped create the Public Safety CONNECTIONS forum and supported beautification efforts that engage young people, strengthen civic pride, and improve neighborhoods.
Sandra is running for re-election to protect that progress and keep delivering on public safety, infrastructure, economic opportunity, housing, and Rosemead’s unique neighborhood character.
Why Sandra Is Running

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This campaign is powered by Rosemead residents who believe in practical, experienced leadership and a city government that listens. Volunteer, request a yard sign, host a neighborhood gathering, or help share Sandra’s message with voters across the city.
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