The people we elect locally make decisions that touch our lives every day. They help determine how we care for our neighborhoods, support our schools, spend public dollars, and plan for Glendora’s future.

These roles come with difficult decisions. We need leaders who do their homework, listen to people with different experiences, and work through disagreements with care and respect. We also need leaders who explain their decisions and remain accountable to the community.

On July 27, 2026, the Glendora Unified School District Board of Education voted unanimously to place a bond extension measure on the November 3 ballot. Over the past two years, this board has shown real differences of opinion, so a unanimous vote deserves your attention.

Glendora's schools need maintenance and repairs, and Measure G offers a way to fund them without increasing the property tax rate you pay today.

Wondering why some Glendora voters will see a City Council race on their ballot this November while others won’t? It comes down to where you live.

Glendora previously elected councilmembers “at large.” Voters throughout the city could vote for all council seats up for election, regardless of which neighborhood the candidates lived in. Today, Glendora is divided into five districts. Each district elects one councilmember, and only residents of that district can vote for that seat.

Volunteering does more than accomplish a task. It creates connections.

It introduces us to people outside our usual circles. It helps us understand the needs, talents and experiences of our neighbors. And it reminds us that a strong community isn’t something someone else creates for us. It’s something we build together. You don’t need special expertise or unlimited free time to be part of it. Sometimes it starts with one simple question: Where can I help?

Did you know the City of Glendora has an app, a free tool that lets residents report non-emergency concerns directly to the appropriate city department. Instead of wondering who to call or where to send an email, you can submit a request in just a few minutes from your phone.

A farmers' market may seem like a simple gathering place to buy fresh produce, enjoy local food, and spend a little time outdoors. But the Glendora Village Farmers Market offers something our community needs just as much: a place to connect with one another.

The market takes place every Wednesday from 5:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. on Glendora Avenue, between Foothill Boulevard and Bennett Avenue in downtown Glendora. Its evening hours make it an inviting place to stop after work, bring the family, meet a friend, or simply enjoy a walk through the Village.