City Council
Robbie Brody
Candidate for City Council Member, Burbank November 3, 2026 election.
Ballot designation: Administrative Law Judge
Stated priorities from the candidate’s official statement
Background
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
Where the candidate stands
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) ↗
Experience & community involvement
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) ↗
Compiled from public sources listed above · Last reviewed August 24, 2026