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supervisor.ellenberg@bos.sccgov.org
(408) 299-5040 Fax: (408) 299-2038
Santa Clara County Supervisor Susan Ellenberg represents more than 400,000 residents in District 4, which includes west San Jose, the cities of Campbell and Los Gatos, and the unincorporated communities of Burbank and Cambrian.
She was elected in 2018 for her first term on the board and easily kept her seat for a second term, winning unopposed in the June 2022 primary.
Born in Pittsburgh, Pa., Ellenberg moved to San Jose in 1991. She has worked as a real estate and land-use attorney and has a strong interest in education. Ellenberg is an American Leadership Forum Senior Fellow. According to her official biography, she focuses her efforts on “prioritizing children, supporting mothers, empowering youth and stabilizing families.”
Alma maters: Barnard College (bachelor’s degree in American history), Columbia University School of Law (doctor of law)
Other offices held: San Jose Unified School District Board of Trustees, 2014-2018 (board president in 2018)
Notable quotes:“I have always focused my policy on children.” (Source: San Jose Spotlight, April 29, 2022)
“[Ellenberg] has a deep understanding of the importance of supporting the whole child in order to ensure academic success,” Superintendent of San José Unified School District Nancy Albarrán (Source: Joint Venture Silicon Valley)
From San Jose Spotlight...
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When it comes to Northern California’s largest public hospital system, Santa Clara County leaders fear they're building a sandcastle at low tide.
The mayor of San Jose wants to penalize homeless people who refuse shelter by arresting or hospitalizing them, punting the service-resistant onto Santa Clara County for care.
With cuts to federal staff and uncertainty over the federal budget looming, Santa Clara County agencies tasked with housing thousands of people are worried lifesaving services will be curtailed and homelessness will rise.
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