About Mayor Frank Ferry

Frank Ferry was elected to the City Council in 1998. He holds a Bachelor's degree in Governmental Communications from California State University, Northridge as well as a Bachelors degree in Law, a Juris Doctorate, and a California Teaching Credential.

Mayor Ferry was re-elected to the City Council in 2002 and served as Mayor that same year. Frank originally chose to run for City Council because he wanted to make improvements to the City's infrastructure, including getting roads built and alleviating traffic problems. He also has a passion for youth and works hard to make sure that the City and our community provide for our youth on every level. As a Councilmember, Ferry would like to see more after school programs offered at every elementary school campus, as well as an adult mentor program adopted. He would also like to see more active park space and eventually wants to eliminate the need for a waiting list for sports or cultural activities by developing new locations as well as improving current locations.

 

 

While serving on the City Council, Ferry has been involved in numerous issues and on several committees, including: the California Contract Cities Committee, Regional Planning Committee, William S. Hart Education Committee, and 2000 Census Committee. He co-founded the City’s Visions in Progress Youth Advisory Committee, the Blue Ribbon Task Force for Youth, and helped to conceive and build the Youth Grove in Central Park.

Ferry serves as the Principal at Bishop Alemany High School. Formerly, he taught United States history and government and ASB here in Santa Clarita. Frank Ferry lives in Santa Clarita and has two sons, Nick and Jake, who attend school locally.