Loni has A New Vision for the development of a Comprehensive Intelligent Master Plan for Culver City working to create a more effective and efficient City government that includes:
- A New Vision for our growing Traffic crisis. We need proactive solutions before we reach total gridlock.
- A New Voice working closely with our school district to support our standards of excellence in education.
- A New Vision for smart sources for Economic Development
- A New Voice for maintaining our superior level of public services, including our Fire and Police Departments, and to prepare for the future needs of a growing Culver City.
What they are saying about Loni Anderson:
City Councilman Scott Malsin: "I have a lot of respect for Loni Anderson. She is very intelligent, very well spoken. The city would be fortunate to have someone with her character and capabilities. She is a person with vision and with a disciplined mind. I know she would be a team player."
Former Councilman David Hauptman, 1998-02. "I am supporting Loni because I think she is going to be fabulous, a great addition to our Council. She is going to make this Council a cohesive group that is going to get along and get things done. She really cares about our community."
Vince Motyl, Civil Service Commissioner "This is a very critical time in Culver City with three open seats. I am looking for people who have actively contributed to the city, and now they are trying to better the city by putting themselves up for office. Loni has been around. She was here for the Expo light rail and for the South Sepulveda project last year."
Mim Shapiro community activist, "I am supporting Loni because she is a really nifty lady. She is smart, and she cares about Culver City. That is what I am looking for."
Tom Supple, one of the more active voices in the community: "I am leaning toward supporting Loni. I first encountered her during the Bob Champion thing on South Sepulveda. She was on the Citizens Advisory Committee. I was impressed all along with the way she worked. She seemed very competent, and she expressed the kind of interest I had."
Mrs. Ehrlich, who served on the School Board, 1991-95, "Loni is a very down-to-earth person who comes into this campaign with a lot of energy. She has good common sense. She is willing to listen, and she is a quick learner, which is very important to me."
Don Chandler, friend of the candidate: "I encouraged Loni to run very early on. I think we need a female on the Council (now that Carol Gross is termed out). A woman on the Council keeps them in order, perhaps."