Returning To Lead. Restoring Trust in San Bernardino.
Virginia is once again answering the call to serve. As the only woman in the race, she brings a balanced, community-centered perspective
and the experience needed to restore accountability and effective leadership
to City Hall.
San Bernardino's best days are ahead
Before entering public office,
Virginia dedicated more than 30
years of her career to public safety
as a California State Parole Agent,
working to rehabilitate individuals and
strengthen neighborhoods. After her
retirement from the City Council, she
continued to serve the community as
a representative for a local County
Supervisor connecting residents to
essential programs and resources.
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Committed to Serving You
Addressing Homelessness
Virginia will work to expand partnerships between the city, county, and
nonprofit organizations to connect unhoused residents with housing, mental
health services, and long-term support.
Restoring Trust in City Hall
Virginia will promote transparency, accountability, and ethical leadership to rebuild
confidence in local government and ensure decisions are made in the public’s
best interest.
Revitalizing Downtown
Virginia will champion efforts to attract new businesses, improve public safety,
and invest in infrastructure to make downtown San Bernardino a thriving hub
for residents and visitors.
Meet Virginia
Virginia Marquez is a lifelong resident
of San Bernardino and a proven leader
with a record of service, accountability,
and results. She served two terms on
the San Bernardino City Council, where
she helped guide the city through one
of its most difficult times, including the
municipal bankruptcy, and played a key
role in restoring financial stability and
public trust.
