Meet Jason
From helping to design and build fueling system infrastructure for rocket programs, to lowering our cost of living in City Hall, Jason has spent his life solving tough problems and serving his community.
Jason Gibbs is a husband, father, and Santa Clarita city councilman who's never lost sight of what matters most: safe neighborhoods, good jobs, strong families, and keeping the American Dream alive. A mechanical engineer by training and a problem-solver by nature, Jason has helped build rockets, run a city, and helped countless local families thrive. Now he's running for Congress to bring common-sense solutions—and local values—to Washington.
Jason Gibbs is a local leader, engineer, husband, and father who has spent his career solving problems and putting community first. Elected to the Santa Clarita City Council in 2020 and chosen by his peers to serve as Mayor in 2023, Jason has been a champion for public safety, local control, job creation, and protecting the high quality of life that makes Santa Clarita a great place to live and raise a family.
A lifelong Californian, Jason earned both his bachelor's and master's degrees in mechanical engineering from Cal Poly San Luis Obispo. He went on to work in the aerospace industry, where he supported America's space program through roles on the Delta II, Delta IV, and Atlas V rocket launch systems.
Today, Jason brings that same hands-on, technical mindset to make government work better for us and get things done. Jason has also been a committed volunteer and community leader, serving on the boards of many different organizations, including the Boys and Girls Club, the Valley Industry Association, and the Salvation Army, supporting local students and families.
Jason and his wife, Chandra, are proud to call Santa Clarita home. It's where they've lived for nearly a decade, built their careers, are raising their two young children and are active in the community.
Jason is now running for Congress to bring local values and real-world problem-solving to Washington. Jason will fight for safer neighborhoods, affordable living, and a government that works for the people, not the political class.
Members of a local governing body, such as a city council, county commission, or town board, set local policy. They pass local laws and the local budget and oversee services like roads, police, parks, and zoning. They represent the residents of their district or the whole community.