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Lauren Kleiman is an attorney and businesswoman who is passionate about giving her time to better the community. She has demonstrated strong leadership and earned the respect of her peers as the Chair of the Newport Beach Planning Commission.
Lauren has a long history of connecting with residents and community partners. During her time on the Aviation Committee and Airport Working Group Board, Lauren spearheaded an effort to bring airline stakeholders to the table in a series of meetings to address the concerns of residents. As a Founding Board Member of the Newport Beach Foundation, Lauren started a Parent Education Series and supports the organization’s overwhelmingly successful mission to ignite the next generation of leadership in the City, through their Distinguished Citizen Program.
Lauren’s efforts begin in her own backyard, as the Vice President of the Cameo Community Association Board of Directors, where she expeditiously overhauled their neighborhood security, communications, and social engagement.
Lauren lives in Corona Del Mar with her husband and their ten year old son, who enjoy spending their weekends staying active at the beach, walking into the Village, or on the flag football field.
Our Police and Fire are the best-of-the-best. They should be fully-funded and staffed so that they can be effective in their role to keep our community safe and properties secure. We need leadership who prioritizes our public safety and works beyond local measures to control the influx of international criminals and gang members committing property and other crimes.
Despite millions of dollars in spending, the number of people experiencing homelessness in our City has increased. It’s time for policies that will make a change for the better and reduce the burden on our Police resources so that they can focus on their role of protection.
Sacramento continues to implement one-size-fits-all housing policies that have the very real potential of fundamentally changing the unique charm and character of our City forever. We need someone on City Council who has the land use and legal expertise to push back for local control and develop defensive strategies to mitigate impacts to our neighborhoods, infrastructure, resources and schools.
