Burbank City Council · Nov 3, 2026
Jackie Waltman
Candidate for City Council
Jackie Waltman is running for Burbank City Council in the Nov 3, 2026 election; 13 candidates are running for 3 seats.
Vote-by-mail ballots mailed · Mon, Oct 5, 2026
TodayRetired parole agent and Child Protective Services worker who serves on Burbank's Civil Service Commission.
- Occupation (from candidate statement)
- Retired
- Campaign website
- jackiewaltmanburbank.com
Where Jackie Waltman stands: positions on the record
Public safety1 sourced position
Says she would focus on safe neighborhoods and on supporting police, fire and emergency services.
“maintaining safe neighborhoods, supporting our police, fire, and emergency services”
Own statementLos Angeles County RR/CC · Sep 29, 2026
Rent and tenant protections1 sourced position
Lists affordable housing and rent stabilization as her lead priority, with a housing strategy that protects renters and supports responsible housing providers.
“Jackie will work toward a housing strategy that protects renters, supports responsible housing providers, and helps build more affordable homes”
Own statementJackie Waltman campaign site
Media industry2 sourced positions
At the League of Women Voters forum, said Burbank's entertainment industry is in trouble and the city should look at bringing in other industries.
“It’s clear that we’re in trouble with our entertainment industry and part of that is Burbank’s fault”
Forum answerBurbank Leader (Outlook Newspapers) · Sep 26, 2026
Says she would pursue tax credits and streamlined regulations to keep production and creative jobs in Burbank.
Own statementJackie Waltman campaign site
Also running for City Council
- Robbie Brody
- David Donahue
- Mike Van Gorder
- Jonathan Ontiveros
- JT Parr
- Nikki Perez (incumbent)
- Eddy Polon
- Nolan Southerland
- Tamala Takahashi (incumbent)
- Hovanes Tonoyan
- Samantha Wick
- Chris Yoosefi
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