Tim Sandoval
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Appointee of the Los Angeles County City Selection Committee, nominated by the San Gabriel Valley Subcommittee
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Tim Sandoval moved to Pomona when he was just nine years old. Even as a child, he knew that a community as richly diverse as Pomona was capable of amazing things. As Pomona High’s class speaker, he defended the character of the school and the surrounding community in an impassioned year-end speech. He attended Montvue Elementary, Emerson Middle School, and Pomona High School before finishing his education at University of California, Riverside.
After graduating, Tim returned to Pomona to help others in our community to access college as well. He led Pomona Valley Community Development Center’s youth programs, and then taught English at a nearby school. In 2001, Tim became a founding member of Bright Prospect, a mentoring organization that has helped more than two thousand low-income youth become part of the first generation of their family to complete their Bachelor’s degrees. Many of these youth come to share Tim’s passion for Pomona, returning after college to give back to the community.
Tim has proudly served as Pomona Mayor since 2016 and was recently re-elected in Nov. 2020. As Mayor, he has championed initiatives geared toward breathing new life into the community. This includes reinstatement of Pomona’s annual State of the City Address at the Fox Theater which has become an increasingly popular community celebration – highlighting the City’s accomplishments of the past year and outlining visionary goals for the future of Pomona; Pomona Beautiful clean-ups throughout the City each Tuesday and Saturday morning; and the Mayor’s Gala benefiting the Pomona Public Library. Tim actively represents Pomona outside of the City’s boundaries, serving on several regional boards, including his positions as the Chair to the Board of Directors for the Metro Gold Line Foothill Extension Construction Authority and the Vice-Chair for the Alameda Corridor East (ACE). His most recent appointment in 2021 to the Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) Board of Directors allows him to represent the San Gabriel Valley’s interests as they pertain to regional public transportation.
Board Reports
Board reports acted upon most recently by committees to which Tim Sandoval belongs
2026-0363 - AUDIT OF MISCELLANEOUS EXPENSES FOR THE PERIOD OF JULY 1, 2025 TO SEPTEMBER 30, 2025 Received
RECEIVE AND FILE Office of the Inspector General (OIG) Final Report on the Statutorily Mandated Audit of Miscellaneous Expenses for the Period of July 1, 2025, to September 30, 2025.
9/17/2026 - RECEIVED AND FILED
Audit Guidelines Informational Report International Association of Public Transport Payment Purchasing Suppliers2026-0438 - COMMUNITY ADVISORY COUNCIL (CAC) UPDATE Received
9/17/2026 - RECEIVED AND FILED
Budget Budgeting Curbs Governance Informational Report Los Angeles Union Station Maps Metro Rail A Line Safety Strategic planning Zoning2026-0581 - MANAGEMENT AUDIT SERVICES FY 2026 FOURTH QUARTER AND CUMULATIVE YEAR-END REPORT Received
RECEIVE AND FILE the Management Audit Services FY 2026 Fourth Quarter and Cumulative year-end report.
9/17/2026 - RECEIVED AND FILED
Audit Budgeting Contract administration Contracts Evaluation and assessment Financial Audit Governance Informational Report Program Management Safety2026-0631 - FEDERAL AND STATE REPORT Received
9/17/2026 - RECEIVED AND FILED
Executive Management Committee2026-0409 - HOMELESS OUTREACH MANAGEMENT & ENGAGEMENT (HOME) QUARTERLY REPORT Received
7/16/2026 - RECEIVED AND FILED
Beverly Hills Council Of Governments Downtown Long Beach Station Gateway Cities (Southeast LA County) Service Sector Gateway Cities subregion Homeless Outreach Housing Informational Report Long Beach Los Angeles Union Station Mean Down Time Metro Divisions Metro Rail A Line Metro Rail D Line Outreach Partnerships Pomona Students Surveys Transit Homeless Action Plan Westside Cities subregion Westside/Central Service Sector