The Mayor’s primary focus is to unify all aspects of the unique and diverse constituency that she represents. Mayor Sharif proudly represents Compton when building relationships with other cities and counties as well as State and Federal Legislative Leaders. Mayor Emma Sharif is dedicated to addressing quality of life issues, government transparency, and equality for all residents in Compton and its neighboring cities. She holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Political Science/Sociology and a Master’s Degree in Public Administration. As Councilperson for the 4th District, Emma served on several regional and statewide committees. She also coordinated the redevelopment and renovation of South Park. Emma has been leading the charge to address the growing concerns of Homelessness in Compton with partnering cities and agencies. Emma coordinated efforts with partnering cities to address the growing concerns of human trafficking in Compton, Long Beach, Lynwood, etc. She championed and supported the Collaborative Court, which was implemented at the Compton Courthouse. As a freshman, Emma was given the task of continuing and enhancing the existing scholarship program awarding over $10,000 to the city’s scholars in most need. Since serving on the council, Sharif has championed many projects. In 2015, Emma ran a successful campaign for Compton City Council District 4. As Trustee, Emma continued to exemplify her leadership by serving in various capacities, including President, Vice President, Clerk, and Legislative Representative. The ERP program yielded over $40 million to repair 28 schools within the District. In her time as Trustee, Emma successfully championed the efforts of bringing the Emergency Repair Program (ERP) to the District. She became a staunch advocate for student success and wellbeing throughout her years on the board. Having worked as a public-school teacher and a Youth Development Director, Sharif observed first-hand the need for more qualified and dedicated teachers.
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In 2003, Emma successfully ran for the full term and served as Trustee of CUSD Board of Directors for 14 years.
In 2001, Emma was appointed to the Compton Unified School District (CUSD) Board of Trustees, filling a Board vacancy. No stranger to hard work, Emma has always had a passion for education and public service. Emma has been a resident of Compton for over 20 years, proudly raising her children and working in the community throughout that time. Prior to her Mayoral victory, she was elected to represent the 4th District of the Compton City Council in June of 2015. Shanice McKinley Emma Sharif has served as the Mayor for the City of Compton since July 2021.
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