Meet Your Sylmar Neighborhood Council Candidates

Posted on 03/31/2023

There are 16 people running to fill 21 Seats on your Sylmar Neighborhood Council!

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AT Large Representatives (may vote for 5 candidates in this section)

🔲  BART "ANDY" GARCIA

🔲  JULIANA SIMÓN

🔲  JEREMY STEINERT

🔲  JAY PALMER

🔲  NO CANDIDATE

At-Large/Equestrian Representative (may vote for 1 candidate in this section)

🔲  CHERI LECLERC BLOSE

Business Representative (may vote for 3 candidates in this section)

🔲  LUCILLE FLORESTA

🔲  NO CANDIDATE

🔲  NO CANDIDATE

Community Organization Representative (may vote for 2 candidates in this section)

🔲  KURT CABRERA-MILLER

🔲  KATHY BLOOM

Education Institution Representative (may vote for 1 candidate in this section)

🔲  JOSE VELASQUEZ

Home/Condo Owner Representative (may vote for 4 candidates in this section)

🔲  LATONYA CAMPBELL

🔲  ANDRES ESPINOLA

🔲  ANDRES RUBALCAVA

🔲  PETER POSTLMAYR

Recreation/Open Spaces Representative (may vote for 1 candidate in this section)

🔲  GEORGE ORTEGA

Renter Representative (may vote for 2 candidates in this section)

🔲  GREG HOERNER

🔲  NO CANDIDATE

Senior Representative (may vote for 1 candidate in this section)

🔲  NO CANDIDATE

Youth Representative (may vote for 1 candidate in this section)

🔲  NO CANDIDATE 

Neighborhood Councils are the closest form of government to the people. They are advisory bodies, that advocate for their communities with City Hall on important issues like development, homelessness, and emergency preparedness.

Neighborhood Councils are part of the Los Angeles City government and have annual budgets funded by taxpayer dollars.

Neighborhood Council board members are City officials who are elected by the members of their local communities.

Post edited 4-3-23