Beth is dedicated to enhancing community access to library services.
Meet Beth Whittenbury
About
Beth Whittenbury
As a 25-year PV resident and incumbent, I seek to retain a job I treasure. My first paid job as a library page for a library system similar to the PLVD, although a city library system and not a special district like ours, gave me an insight into the concerns of staff as well as patrons. Over the years, other positions further prepared me to work as a library trustee. As an attorney with leadership roles within the American Bar Association and the California Lawyers Association, I write, advocate for, and implement policy resolutions. Within my time on the Library Board of Trustees, I have helped amend our policies to address liability, accommodation, and other important issues. My work on other community boards such as the PVP Chamber of Commerce (Board and Executive Committee) and the Toberman Neighborhood Center further prepared me to successfully engage as a Library Trustee. In addition, I both teach Business Communications at CSU Dominguez Hills and provide strategic guidance as a member of the College of Business and Public Policy Dean’s Advisory Board.
As a current trustee, I have attended the California Special District Association’s leadership training for trustees, district ethics training, and more. This training enhanced my ability to serve you as an informed, aware, and skilled trustee. Most importantly, I love our library system. To me, the library is the center of our community which offers something for everyone. I want to support that purpose and will always strongly advocate for those values if you vote for me.
As a current trustee, I have attended the California Special District Association’s leadership training for trustees, district ethics training, and more. This training enhanced my ability to serve you as an informed, aware, and skilled trustee. Most importantly, I love our library system. To me, the library is the center of our community which offers something for everyone. I want to support that purpose and will always strongly advocate for those values if you vote for me.
A Commitment to Community
Beth is dedicated to enhancing library accessibility.
Endorsements:
Al Muratsuchi, 66th Assembly District Member
Paul Seo, RPV Mayor
Debby Stegura, RHE Councilmember
Mary Jo Hazard, Local Author
Daniel Elroi, PVP Rotary Club Rotarian of the Year, 2026
Audrey Stemple
David Chura, Former RPV Planning Commission Chair
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Beth Whittenbury
Library Advocacy
Beth Whittenbury is an experienced Trustee committed to promoting library services that cater to all community members. She believes in making libraries a cornerstone of community engagement, where everyone can access resources and support.
Library Importance
Accessible Library Services
Libraries are essential for fostering learning and creativity. Under Beth’s leadership, the library has expanded its programs and outreach initiatives, ensuring that every resident feels welcomed and has access to the resources they need to thrive.
Engagement and Support
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Beth encourages community involvement in library initiatives and events. By collaborating with local organizations, she aims to enhance awareness and usage of library services, ensuring they adapt to the evolving needs of the community.
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About
Beth Whittenbury
As a 25-year PV resident and incumbent, I seek to retain a job I treasure. My first paid job as a library page for a library system similar to the PLVD, although a city library system and not a special district like ours, gave me an insight into the concerns of staff as well as patrons. Over the years, other positions further prepared me to work as a library trustee. As an attorney with leadership roles within the American Bar Association and the California Lawyers Association, I write, advocate for, and implement policy resolutions. Within my time on the Library Board of Trustees, I have helped amend our policies to address liability, accommodation, and other important issues. My work on other community boards such as the PVP Chamber of Commerce (Board and Executive Committee) and the Toberman Neighborhood Center further prepared me to successfully engage as a Library Trustee. In addition, I both teach Business Communications at CSU Dominguez Hills and provide strategic guidance as a member of the College of Business and Public Policy Dean’s Advisory Board.
As a current trustee, I have attended the California Special District Association’s leadership training for trustees, district ethics training, and more. This training enhanced my ability to serve you as an informed, aware, and skilled trustee. Most importantly, I love our library system. To me, the library is the center of our community which offers something for everyone. I want to support that purpose and will always strongly advocate for those values if you vote for me.
As a current trustee, I have attended the California Special District Association’s leadership training for trustees, district ethics training, and more. This training enhanced my ability to serve you as an informed, aware, and skilled trustee. Most importantly, I love our library system. To me, the library is the center of our community which offers something for everyone. I want to support that purpose and will always strongly advocate for those values if you vote for me.
A Commitment to Community
Beth is dedicated to enhancing library accessibility.
Endorsements:
Al Muratsuchi, 66th Assembly District Member
Paul Seo, RPV Mayor
Debby Stegura, RHE Councilmember
Mary Jo Hazard, Local Author
Daniel Elroi, PV Rotary Rotarian of the Year, 2026
Audrey Stemple
David Chura, Former RPV Planning Commission Chair
Get Involved
Beth Whittenbury
Library Advocacy
Beth Whittenbury is an experienced Trustee committed to promoting library services that cater to all community members. She believes in making libraries a cornerstone of community engagement, where everyone can access resources and support.
Library Importance
Accessible Library Services
Libraries are essential for fostering learning and creativity. Under Beth’s leadership, the library has expanded its programs and outreach initiatives, ensuring that every resident feels welcomed and has access to the resources they need to thrive.
Engagement and Support
Join the Campaign
Beth encourages community involvement in library initiatives and events. By collaborating with local organizations, she aims to enhance awareness and usage of library services, ensuring they adapt to the evolving needs of the community.