For San Diego County 

Rebecca Jones

Proven Leadership for San Diego County

PLEASE VOTE FOR ME IN 2026

Hi, I’m Rebecca Jones, and I’m running to represent District 5 on the San Diego County Board of Supervisors - a five-member board that sets policies impacting every corner of our county.

I grew up in San Diego County and raised my two children here. They are both adults now living in the district, and I want to keep San Diego County a place where they can stay and raise their families. This region isn’t just where I live - it’s part of who I am, and I want to ensure San Diego continues to be a place where we can thrive.

Before stepping into public service, I co-founded and built a furniture business from the ground up into a successful company with national reach. That experience taught me the value of hard work, perseverance, and results.

Over the past 20 years, I’ve provided the steady, forward-thinking leadership that helped transform San Marcos into North County’s hub for innovation, education, and healthcare. Under my leadership, the city went from a hidden gem to a National success story.

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As I look ahead to the opportunity to serve as your next County Supervisor, my priorities are clear: keeping our neighborhoods safe, protecting working families from rising costs, and preserving the high quality of life that makes San Diego County such a special place to live.

• With nearly 20 years of public service and five successful elections, I’ve built a reputation for getting things done. I’m a pragmatic, solutions-oriented leader who listens closely, leads with integrity, and always puts people over politics.

• Public safety is the foundation of any thriving community. Under my leadership, crime is at its lowest in over six decades, earning us recognition as one of the Top 15 safest cities in the state of California and one of America’s safest college towns. I understand what it takes to keep communities safe and secure.

I understand the real pressures families face with the rising cost of living.

• That’s why I fought to stop costly proposals like the per-mile driving tax, which would have placed the greatest burden on working families.

• I led the effort to bring two state-of-the-art hospitals to North County - creating thousands of good-paying healthcare jobs for our region.



• I’ve also delivered key infrastructure improvements, including safer roads, more accessible transit options, and vital flood control projects that strengthen both our economy and public safety.

At the heart of everything I do is a commitment to quality of life. Whether it’s improving parks and trails, supporting public services, or ensuring responsive local government, my focus is on creating the kind of community where families, seniors, and small businesses can thrive.

I’m running for County Supervisor to bring that same proven, people-first leadership to the entire district. This isn’t about politics - it’s about results.

“San Diego County is a special place to live - and my job is to help keep it that way. That means focusing on what matters most: keeping our communities safe, lower costs for working families, and protecting the quality of life we all value. After nearly two decades in public service, I know how to lead with integrity and deliver real results.”

- Rebecca Jones

ALREADY IMPACTING YOUR LIFE

I don’t shy away from tough fights when it comes to protecting our community. From securing school funding and championing affordable housing in San Marcos to leading the charge to stop the controversial mileage tax as an active member of the region's transportation agency (SANDAG) Board of Directors.

I have demonstrated an unwavering dedication to the financial well-being of all San Diegans. I led the fight to defeat the 4¢ per mile road user charge proposed by the county's regional transportation agency.

As a vocal advocate for practical transit options, not one-size-fits-all mandates, I have introduced and proposed innovative solutions to our crowded streets and highways – from micro-transit to Bus Rapid Transit.

My goal is to enhance North County traffic circulation while respecting rural lifestyles and promoting sustainability.

This powerhouse alliance of women is rallying behind Mayor Rebecca Jones the leading candidate in the San Diego County Supervisor - District 5 2026 race. Each member commits to adding their monetary muscle and voting rights to fuel Rebecca’s campaign.

Please join with this link and look for invites to intimate events to mingle with the Mayor and make an impact on life in San Diego County.

On the Issues

I have a proven track record of results-driven leadership and I’m ready to bring that same experience and effectiveness to the County of San Diego Board of Supervisors—delivering real results for all residents of San Diego County.

For nearly 20 years, I’ve worked to make communities safer, more affordable, and a better place to live. As Mayor, I’ve led with a focus on what matters most to families, and that leadership helped earn San Marcos national recognition from Fortune magazine as one of the Top 25 Best Places to Live for Families and one of the safest college towns in the Nation--as well as one of the safest cities in the state of California. Here are a few more examples of what I’ve accomplished:

Public Safety Achievements:

• Top-Ranked Safety: Led San Marcos to rank #13 among California’s safest cities, with the lowest crime rate in its 63-year history and one of the lowest in San Diego County’s 18 cities.
• Elite Fire Department: Achieved Class 1 Public Safety Rating for the San Marcos Fire Department, placing it in the top 1% of fire departments across the Nation and lowering insurance premiums for residents and businesses.
• Enhanced Sheriff Presence: Established the San Elijo Storefront Sheriff Substation to strengthen community safety.
• School Safety: Funded School Resource Officers to ensure security on three school campuses.

Transportation and Accessibility:

• Defeated Mileage Tax: Successfully led the effort to eliminate SANDAG’s proposed 4-cent-per-mile tax, saving working families significant costs.
• Affordable Transit: Introduced microtransit rides connecting 4 SPRINTER rail stations, 72 BREEZE bus stops, two higher education campuses, and hundreds of restaurants and retail stores, improving access for a fluctuating 40,000-student population.

Economic and Community Development:

• Healthcare and Jobs: Paved the way for two state-of-the-art hospitals in North County, creating over 2,700 high-paying jobs and establishing San Marcos as a regional healthcare hub.
• Affordable Housing: Built 3,400 affordable housing units, giving many a place to call home.
• Low Homelessness: Achieved one of the lowest homelessness rates in San Diego County through proactive policies.
• Community Investment: Led $100M Creek Plan: Drove the start-to-finish completion of the $100 million Creek Plan, boosting community resilience and quality of life in San Marcos.

Parks and Recreation:

• Upgraded Parks: Improved 17 of 24 parks with new builds, rebuilds, or added amenities, supporting over 290 acres of parkland, 24 community parks, 13 pocket parks, 3 recreation centers, and 70 miles of trails.