Lonney Gordon, a longtime real‑estate agent and small‑business owner in Thousand Oaks, publicly endorses Kyle Rohrbach for City Council District 2. Gordon says Rohrbach’s track record in housing, business development, and education makes him the candidate who can keep families rooted in the community.
Housing affordability at the forefront
Gordon notes that many young professionals who grew up in Thousand Oaks are forced to stay with their parents because rental costs are out of reach. Seniors looking to downsize also struggle to find suitable local options. Rohrbach’s plan to expand sensible, affordable rental and home‑ownership opportunities in the right locations directly addresses these challenges, ensuring residents of all ages can remain in the city they love.
Business‑friendly policies for growth
As a local business owner, Gordon values Rohrbach’s commitment to streamlining city processes so entrepreneurs can thrive. Rohrbach recognizes both small enterprises and larger corporations as essential partners that generate vital revenue and provide jobs. By fostering an environment where companies can grow while employees can afford to live locally, Rohrbach aims to strengthen the city’s economic foundation.
Executive experience that matters
Rohrbach brings executive experience from managing multimillion‑dollar entertainment budgets and leading diverse teams. Gordon believes that this background equips Rohrbach to make sound, collaborative decisions on the council, balancing fiscal responsibility with community needs.
Education advocacy rooted in personal experience
Gordon, a proud CVUSD alumnus with two children in the district’s schools, applauds Rohrbach’s dedication to a well‑funded education system. Rohrbach’s support for teachers—ensuring they can afford to live where they work—aligns with Gordon’s belief that quality education is a cornerstone of a strong community.
Why voters should choose Rohrbach
According to Gordon, Rohrbach’s blend of housing insight, business acumen, and educational commitment makes him uniquely qualified to serve District 2. Voters who want to preserve the character of Thousand Oaks while promoting responsible growth are urged to cast their ballots for Kyle Rohrbach in the upcoming council election.
“Kyle Rohrbach has the knowledge, experience, and collaborative spirit needed to make sound decisions alongside the council,” Gordon writes. “His leadership will benefit residents, businesses, and the city’s sister agencies.”
Original reporting: Thousand Oaks Acorn — read the source article.
