Priority 01
Safer
streets.
“Safety is not a right-wing talking point. It is a civil right.”
A strong sheriff presence. Specialized response that adds capacity.
Tanya supports working with LASD and community stakeholders to address open-air drug use, street violence, and the daily quality-of-life concerns residents experience.
She does not believe mental-health and other specialized response programs should come at the expense of maintaining a strong sheriff presence. The standard is practical: the right responder for the situation, without leaving the city less protected.
Source: Tanya’s published platform in WeHo Times and interview in WEHOonline.
Tanya’s positions
More resources. Clear safeguards. Safer streets.
More deputies, more safety
Tanya supports more sheriff’s deputies on the ground, community engagement, and proven ways to keep West Hollywood safe. Security ambassadors should complement a strong law-enforcement presence.
Flock cameras—with clear, strict regulations
Tanya supports Flock cameras as a public-safety tool, with strong, clear regulations. Privacy and safety both matter. There is a middle ground.
A safer Fountain Avenue—without bike lanes
Tanya opposes adding bike lanes on Fountain Avenue. She supports safety solutions for everyone who uses the corridor.