Chino Hills City Council District 2 · Nov 3, 2026

Peter Rogers

Candidate for City Council District 2 (incumbent)

5 candidates · 3 seats5 sourced positions

Peter Rogers, the incumbent, is running for Chino Hills City Council District 2 in the Nov 3, 2026 election, against Shanita Ayala.

Vote-by-mail ballots begin arriving in mailboxes · Mon, Oct 5, 2026

Today

Chino Hills councilmember since 2006 and four-time mayor. Served eight years on the city Parks & Recreation Commission.

Occupation (from candidate statement): Incumbent
Endorsed by: Local police and fire personnel San Bernardino County Voter Information Guide, Nov. 3, 2026 (candidate statements and Measure J)
Campaign website: rogers4chinohills.com

Where Peter Rogers stands: positions on the record

Public safety1 sourced position

His candidate statement calls public safety his priority and says he will keep supporting police and firefighters.
“Public safety is my absolute priority.”
Own statementSan Bernardino County Voter Information Guide, Nov. 3, 2026 (candidate statements and Measure J)

City finances1 sourced position

His candidate statement says his focus on fiscal responsibility keeps city services within its means.
“My focus on fiscal responsibility ensures Chino Hills delivers excellent services while always living within its means.”
Own statementSan Bernardino County Voter Information Guide, Nov. 3, 2026 (candidate statements and Measure J)

Measure J sales tax1 sourced position

Argument in Favor of Measure J, signed by all five council members
Signed the ballot argument in favor of Measure J, along with the other four council members.
“Vote Yes on Measure J.”
Own statementSan Bernardino County Voter Information Guide, Nov. 3, 2026 (candidate statements and Measure J)

Animal shelter1 sourced position

Voted yes on joining the Animal Resource Center of the Inland Empire joint powers authority (passed 4-1, June 2025).
Council voteChino Hills City Council minutes, June 24, 2025 (draft, in Aug. 12, 2025 agenda packet) · Jun 24, 2025

Nonconforming uses1 sourced position

Voted yes on introducing the ordinance revising rules for nonconforming uses and amortizing certain nonconforming uses (passed 4-1, January 2026).
Council voteChino Hills City Council minutes, Jan. 27, 2026 (draft, in Feb. 10, 2026 agenda packet) · Jan 27, 2026

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