Robbie Brody

The 2026 candidate statement lists prior professional experience as Deputy Director of Litigation at Bet Tzedek Legal Services and service as a court-appointed arbitrator and mediator. Burbank Votes — Robbie Brody 2026 candidate statement (PDF) ↗

A March 20, 2024 myBurbank article reported that Brody announced a candidacy for the 2024 Burbank City Council; it listed his occupation as Administrative Law Judge and noted a UC Davis law degree and prior work as a litigation attorney at Bet Tzedek Legal Services. (Reported here as dated historical context, not as 2026 campaign material.) myBurbank ↗ · 2024-03-20

A September 26, 2024 myBurbank article described Brody as a former 2024 City Council candidate who decided not to run in the 2024 election. (Dated historical context; he is a listed candidate in the 2026 election.) myBurbank ↗ · 2024-09-26

Brody's official 2026 Burbank City Council candidate statement lists his occupation as 'Administrative Law Judge for the State of California' and states he has been a Burbank resident since 1999 (more than 25 years); his daughter attended Dolores Huerta Middle School and John Burroughs High School. Burbank Votes — Robbie Brody 2026 candidate statement (PDF) ↗

In his 2026 candidate statement, Brody lists priorities of preserving neighborhood character, maintaining city services, supporting parks, libraries and local businesses, and keeping Burbank 'a welcoming community for families.' Burbank Votes — Robbie Brody 2026 candidate statement (PDF) ↗

The 2026 candidate statement lists community service including Vice-Chair of the Burbank Parks & Recreation Board; former Chair of the Burbank Water & Power Board; former Chair of the Art in Public Places Committee; and volunteering with Burbank Libraries, Burbank Arts, Burbank Sister Cities, the Jocelyn Center, the Burbank Animal Shelter, and Stough Canyon Nature Center. Burbank Votes — Robbie Brody 2026 candidate statement (PDF) ↗