THOUSAND OAKS : 2 Candidates File for Council Race
Nine residents in Thousand Oaks have taken out papers to run in the November City Council election, but so far only two officially have entered the race, the city clerk’s office said Thursday.
Councilman Larry Horner filed his papers last week with the clerk’s office. The week before, Mayor Alex Fiore submitted his paperwork to seek reelection.
But City Clerk Nancy Dillon said seven others have not returned their papers. Those seeking election must turn in their paperwork by Wednesday.
Residents who have expressed interest in running for the council include: Robert Garofalo; Judy Lazar, a city planning commissioner; Michael Markey, a Compton police detective; Robert O’Brien, a retired building and safety director for Thousand Oaks; Elois Zeanah, a member of the environmental group Save Open Space; Ray Grams, and Jack Lantz, owner of a security company. Three seats are up for grabs in the election.
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