Leadership that feels like Laguna.
"Safer streets, safer water future, safer hillsides, and a safeguarded creative community — this council protects what makes Laguna, Laguna."
← Back to Her Record"This council is modernizing City Hall — using technology and smarter process design to cut red tape and protect taxpayer dollars."
← Back to Her Record"They didn't just talk about a prettier, livelier downtown — they built it, painted it, and booked the concerts to fill it."
← Back to Her RecordMost of Laguna sits in a high or very-high fire hazard zone, and residents have made clear that fire safety can't wait. Sue helped write the city's original Wildfire Mitigation and Fire Safety Plan — this is the next phase.
Residents are telling the city, in budget town halls and permitting complaints alike, that they want a government that's easier to work with and honest about costs. Sue's business background means she pushes for the numbers to add up before asking residents to pay more.
Laguna's economy runs on visitors, but residents shouldn't have to absorb all the downside — trash, noise, and crowding — with none of the benefit. This is the next phase of the Neighborhood & Environmental Protection Plan.
Sue's path to public service includes technology leadership, emergency preparedness, planning, and decades of community volunteering. She brings a systems thinker's eye to city government — and a neighbor's understanding of what makes Laguna special.
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