Angelina M. Sulaka is a dedicated attorney and public servant working to make vibrant, welcoming neighborhoods for generations to come. In her day-to-day work, Sulaka is chief of the Court Unit Assessment Branch of the Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts and serves as a cybersecurity expert at the junction of law and technology. As the youngest woman to be elected as trustee to the Franklin Village Council, she advocates for the needs of caregivers, families and children while engaging them to be more active in civic life. Sulaka also champions for safer pedestrian crosswalks and expanded community spaces. She also supports small businesses as a member of Main Street Oakland County, and she is a member of West Maple Elementary School Parent Teacher Association and Chaldean-American Bar Association. A Franklin resident, Sulaka earned her bachelorÕs degree in political science and Italian from the University of Michigan and her las degree from Detroit Mercy Law. The information presented here was accurate as of Jan. 1, 2026.