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Riverside City Council · Nov 3, 2026

Steven Robillard

Councilmember, Ward 3 (sworn in April 2024); not on the 2026 ballotCity of Riverside

7 sourced positions

Steven Robillard (Councilmember, Ward 3) is not on the Nov 3, 2026 ballot and will stay on the Riverside City Council after the election.

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Ward 3 councilmember since April 2024; a real estate professional specializing in land and commercial property sales, and chair of the council's Economic Development Committee.

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Where Steven Robillard stands: positions on the record

Homelessness2 sourced positions
  • Voted no on accepting up to $20.1 million in state Homekey+ funds to convert the Quality Inn on University Avenue into housing (failed 3-4, Jan. 2026).

    Council voteRiverside City Council minutes, Jan. 13, 2026 · Jan 13, 2026

  • As reported by The Raincross Gazette

    Questioned the Housing First approach before voting against University Terrace, citing low service acceptance rates.

    “If the need were as urgent as described, we would not be seeing service acceptance rates hovering around 5%”

    Own statementThe Raincross Gazette · Jan 13, 2026

Warehouses2 sourced positions
  • Voted no on new warehouse restrictions that limit warehouse size near homes, schools and parks (passed 4-3, Jan. 2026).

    Council voteThe Raincross Gazette · Jan 28, 2026

  • As reported by The Raincross Gazette

    Said the warehouse rules could rule out industrial properties for redevelopment near the airport.

    “We keep on raising the bar higher and higher and I think it can eliminate properties that work being considered for redevelopment”

    Own statementThe Raincross Gazette · Jan 28, 2026

Budget2 sourced positions
Utility rates1 sourced position

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