Councilmember, Second Ward· 2022-12-01 to 2026-12 (month-level start: December 2022 and month-level end: December 2026 per city council page, each official serves a four-year term; this seat was on the 2026 ballot so the 2022 election seated it, Mayor Tran swearing-in on a December 21 per local coverage with year unconfirmed; the Nov 3 2026 general election result and January or December reseating are pending)
Sandra Ibarra
San Bernardino
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- Meetings spoken in
- 24
- Total speaking time
- 3:12:27
- Avg per meeting
- 8:01
- Segments
- 2472
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Top issues during term (20)(Parks Rec)
Shandin Hills Golf Course management and audit
Up to $136,500 for Phase II procedures plus $86,500 appropriated; citywide audit raised to $971,200.
Feldheym Central Library improvement project
About $2.25 million pulled from Measure S reserves, on top of roughly $1.55 million in dedicated facility funds.
Speicher Park Ballfields Contingency Increase
$1.3 million added contingency, bringing the total to about $2.04 million.
YMCA of the East Valley Lease
YMCA will contribute up to one-third of parking lot resurfacing costs within ten years.
HoHo Parade fee waiver and park conditions
$5,545.26 in waived fees and in-kind support.
Route 66 centennial and summer events
No cost figure yet; a scope and framework will come back to the council.
Love Your Block Program Continuation
Fixes like gravel roads and wood-chip mulch could come from city tree-trimming waste, but water line work would need grants.
Akoma Unity Center lease dispute
The lease terms will be negotiated; speaker Sam Catalano noted the foundation previously invested about $150,000 in the facility.
Nicholson Park Reopening
Construction is nearly finished; no new cost figure was given.
Petition to rename Seccombe Lake
Changing the name would cost money for signage and rebranding — rough estimates exist but no precise figure was given.
Seccom Lake renovation project delays and management
$5 million in state grant funds plus a $377,790 increase to the design contract.
Petition to rename Seccom Lake Park
Renaming costs weren't quantified, but the council policy requires a cost analysis if the recommendation moves forward.
Missing Arrowhead monument
Parks & Recreation Department logo contest
$500 award funded by the department.
Perris Hill Park hillside access and preservation
Any trail or hillside project would add costs for ADA compliance, fencing, and security — no figures given.
Arrowhead monument status
Citywide Park Master Plan
The parks department runs on about an $11 million budget, mostly general fund, and two-thirds of surveyed households would pay $3-$9 more per month for parks funding.
Villasenor Library parking lot bids rejected
$247,933.16 in Measure S funds moved from the library lot to Encanto Park.
Capital Project Updates: Second Lake, Lytle Creek, Spiller Park
$398,373 for park restrooms; landfill agreement amount not stated.
Special event and park reservation process
Decisions during term (0)
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Voting record (0)(Parks Rec)
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