Gloria Gray is a leader who listens, a problem solver who delivers, and a neighbor who cares.
Supporting families and
building a safer future.
Creating jobs and
opportunity for all.
Building a stronger future
for every resident.
Gray is the past chairwoman of the Metropolitan Water District of Southern California Board of Directors. She was the first African-American to lead the board, from January 1, 2019 - December 31, 2022, and only the second woman to do so in the district’s 90-year history. In recognition of her commitment to community service, Gray received an acknowledgement proclamation from Metropolitan’s Board for her work and outstanding leadership on the Delta Stewardship Council and later received the 2014 African Legacy Award as the first African-American woman to be elected to Metropolitan’s Board.
Her campaign is focused on transparent government, stronger neighborhoods, affordability, public safety, and making sure Inglewood's future works for its residents.
READ GLORIA'S STORY →Three pillars of Gloria Gray's campaign.
Gray places open government at the center of her campaign and frames accountability as an obligation to the people City Hall represents.
The article includes a tangible access reform and a broader promise of resident-facing leadership.
Gray’s affordability objective is expressed through three resident needs: being able to live in Inglewood, buy in Inglewood, and remain in Inglewood.
Your support helps Gloria Gray continue building a campaign focused on open government, public participation, affordability, housing, and protecting longtime residents.
