Brittany Roberto joined Jones Mayer in December 2015. Ms. Roberto primarily works as a transactional attorney and focuses her practice on municipal law. Ms. Roberto has served as the city attorney for the City of Blythe since November 2020. She also serves as the assistant city attorney for the City of West Covina, as general counsel to the Palo Verde Valley Transit Agency, as legal counsel for the La Habra Planning Commission, and as a deputy city attorney for several other clients.
Ms. Roberto has experience in handling and advising clients in most areas of municipal law, including, but not limited to, the Brown Act, Political Reform Act, Fair Political Practices Commission regulations, conflict of interest law, election law, labor and employment law, land use and planning law, and public contracting and competitive bidding requirements. She also has extensive experience preparing, reviewing, and revising ordinances and municipal code amendments, resolutions, and legal memoranda and in negotiating, drafting, and revising a wide variety of agreements, including professional service agreements, public works agreements, and encroachment agreements, and in preparing templates for standard agreements.
Ms. Roberto obtained her juris doctor from the University of San Francisco School of Law (USF), where she graduated in the top 5 percent of her class. Prior to pursuing her legal education, Ms. Roberto obtained her undergraduate degree in Spanish from the University of California, Irvine.