Gracey Van Der Mark is appointed Mayor Pro Tem and small business owner who grew up in Los Angeles and is committed to giving a voice to the under-served. She co-founded Concerned Parents of California, a parent-driven advocacy group, and is dedicated to preserving the quality of life in Huntington Beach for future generations.

Rhonda M. Bolton is a Council Member appointed to the Huntington Beach City Council in July 2021. She has a background in law and federal public policy and has worked on landmark laws such as the Affordable Care Act and the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act. Ms. Bolton is also the founder of a DEI consultancy and is passionate about equity and liberty for all people. She holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Economics and a Juris Doctor degree.

Council Member Pat Burns was a police officer for many years, serving in various roles such as patrol, helicopter pilot/observer, and narcotics investigator. He retired as the Port Boat Unit Lieutenant. He has been a Huntington Beach resident for almost 30 years, raising two daughters with his wife. He has a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration/Accounting, a minor in French, and a Master in Public Administration. Council Member Burns believes in the importance of community service and has served on many commissions and boards, including the St. Bonaventure School Board and Finance Committee, Huntington Beach Citizen Participation Advisory Board, and the Huntington Beach Community Services Commission.

Council Member Dan Kalmick, a native of Orange County, was elected to the Huntington Beach City Council in November 2020. Prior to his election, he served for 8 years on the Planning Commission, where he worked on open space preservation, housing policy, and pro-business zoning. He has also served as a Reserve Firefighter/EMT with the Orange County Fire Authority and held various positions on boards and commissions related to energy and the environment. Councilmember Kalmick is focused on protecting and rebuilding the economy, expanding housing options, promoting equal rights, and addressing homelessness in the city. He lives in Northeast Huntington Beach with his wife and children.

Council Member Casey McKeon is a third-generation resident of Huntington Beach. He attended Harbour View Elementary and graduated from Marina High School in 1997. He then earned his degree from the Marshall School of Business at the University of Southern California in 2002. Today, he is a business owner in the commercial real estate sector, specializing in renovating shopping centers. One of his notable projects was the renovation of the shopping center on the southeast corner of Warner Avenue and Springdale Street, across from his family's business, the Beef Palace Butcher Shop.

Council Member McKeon has served on both the Finance Commission and the Charter Review Commission. He resides in southeast Huntington Beach with his wife Josephine, their French Bulldog Hank, and their first child Liam, who was born in August 2022. Liam is the fourth generation of McKeons to call Huntington Beach home.

Council Member Natalie Moser is a longtime resident of Huntington Beach and a successful business owner. With a background in financial services and an MBA from Chapman University, she brings a wealth of experience to her role on the City Council. Natalie is also a breast cancer survivor and a committed community leader, serving on various boards and councils including the Ocean View School District and the HB Human Relations Task Force. Since taking office in 2020, she has focused on improving accessibility and mobility, protecting the environment, and addressing homelessness and community wellness. Natalie lives in Northwest Huntington Beach with her family and their two dogs.