Miles Prince was born and raised in the San Gabriel Valley, where he attended local public schools. Since 2018, he has been elected to represent Sierra Madre on the Board of Directors of the San Gabriel Valley Municipal Water District. 

As a practicing attorney, Director Prince represents small businesses in a variety of civil litigation matters. Prior to his current practice, he held positions in the White House and U.S. Department of Justice during the Obama Administration and worked for a federal judge in Sacramento. Before law school, he taught math at a public high school in South Central Los Angeles. Outside of work, Miles has served on the boards of the Sierra Madre Community Nursery School and Foster Nation, a non-profit organization aimed at supporting young people transitioning out of the foster care system.

Director Prince received his Juris Doctor degree from the UC Davis School of Law and earned bachelor’s and master’s degrees from UCLA. He lives in Sierra Madre with his husband, Kenny, and their son, Holden, who is very excited to have recently started at Sierra Madre Elementary.

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Meet Miles Prince (Board Member since 2023)

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January 31, 2023

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Why do you serve on the board of the SMCF?

Our family loves so many of the activities that SMCF helps make possible: Mt. Wilson Trail Race, Fourth of July festivities, Halloween happenings, and more. They are the things that make Sierra Madre such a great place to call home. I want to help make sure those activities remain supported and successful for my family and future families.

Where else do you volunteer? 

I have previously served on the board of the Sierra Madre Community Nursey School, as well as Foster Nation, a non-profit organization aimed at supporting young adults aging out of the foster care system.

What’s your profession?  

I’m an attorney in private practice. I also am elected to represent Sierra Madre on the San Gabriel Valley Municipal Water District’s Board of Directors.

What attracted you to Sierra Madre? 

Growing up in the San Gabriel Valley, I always considered Sierra Madre one of the best places in the region to raise a family.

How long have you lived in Sierra Madre? 

Since 2017.

What’s your favorite aspect of the town? 

I love bumping into friends wherever you go, and uncovering common connections between neighbors and friends.

What’s your favorite local restaurant and why?   

Nothing beats some chips and salsa and a large margarita on one of Casa del Rey’s sidewalk table.

What’s your favorite local store and why? 

I go to Savor the Flavor whenever I need to pick up a gift for somebody, because you’ll always find something new, but you always know you’ll find something that works.