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Candidate Statement of City Council candidate Larry Spicer
Larry J. Spicer Candidate Statement for Monrovia City Council
My name is Larry J. Spicer, a lifelong Monrovian, U.S. Army veteran, husband, father, and dedicated public servant who has spent more than 15 years building relationships, strengthening neighborhoods, and serving the community I proudly call home.
Since first being appointed to Monrovia City Council in 2011 and later elected in 2013, I have worked alongside residents, businesses, schools, community organizations, regional partners, and my fellow councilmembers to address the issues that matter most to our city. Together, we, the City Council, have invested in streets, parks, public infrastructure, public safety, and community services while maintaining a strong commitment to fiscal responsibility and long-term planning.
My service to Monrovia extends beyond the City Council. I currently represent our community on regional boards, including the Foothill Workforce Development Board, the Gold Line Construction Authority, and Council of Governments Transportation Member, where collaboration and partnership help bring resources and opportunities back to Monrovia. I also currently serve as a volunteer for the Community Emergency Readiness Team (CERT), American Red Cross, Sheriff’s Department and the Tournament of Roses. In the past, I have also served as a Planning Commissioner, Monrovia Area Partnership (MAP) Leader, and Parent on Patrol volunteer with the Monrovia Unified School District.
Throughout my years of service, I have remained committed to listening, building consensus, and ensuring that every resident has a voice. I believe the best solutions come from working together with transparency, respect, and a shared commitment to the future of our city.
Monrovia has been the foundation for my family. My wife Delphine and I, along with our three children, all attended Monrovia's public schools and are proud graduates of Monrovia High School, Go Wildcats! Their success reflects the strength of the community that has given us so much.
I respectfully ask for your vote so I may continue working with our community to preserve Monrovia's character, support its progress, and build an even stronger future for generations to come.
Vote Larry J. Spicer for Monrovia City Council
Tuesday, November 3, 2026
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