Larry for Ojai City Council

Forty years dealing with business issues. Five years at nearly every city council meeting. This is the job now, full time.
Election Day November 3, 2026

Let’s use Larry Steingold as an example. He was the one who said you really should do another test on the soil. He was totally right.
Mayor Andy Gilman
Campaign lines
- Our weekends pay for our weekdays.
- Arts and culture can run on vibes. City government can’t.
- Every dollar spent on one priority is unavailable for another.
- Fire doesn’t wait. Neither should we.
- You should never have to compete to enjoy your own hometown.
- District 2’s voice at City Hall, not City Hall’s voice in District 2.
The League of Women Voters forum
Fifteen questions Larry didn’t pick.
Watch the forumOn September 28 the League’s moderator put fifteen questions to Larry at a public forum: housing, the budget, lawsuits, tourism and traffic, the school district property. The whole hour is on the League’s own channel, start to finish.
The League of Women Voters of Ventura County hosted and moderated the forum and published the recording. The League is nonpartisan and does not support or oppose any candidate.
City government can’t run on vibes. It runs on homework.
So ask about Ojai. He reads every card himself.
The platform
Three commitments.
“Every dollar spent on one priority is unavailable for another.”
- A budget anyone can read: who gets what, and why.
- Agendas posted early enough to make the paper before the meeting.
- Three questions asked out loud before every vote.
Before every vote, out loud
- What problem are we solving?
- What are the facts and data?
- What will it cost Ojai in five, ten, and twenty years?
Advocate for District 2
No appointment needed.
Stuck dealing with City Hall? Need help?
If elected, I’ll try to help you connect with the appropriate staff and work to find answers to your questions.
You can contact me anytime. I’ll be your representative.
About Larry
Forty years in real estate. An MBA to back it up.
For me, a seat on the city council is an opportunity to be of service, and to give back forty years of business experience.
I’m up at six most mornings and busy until late, and I have the capacity and the desire to treat this like a full-time job.
- in commercial and industrial real estate
- 40years
in commercial and industrial real estate
- in Ojai, roots down, family close
- 9years
in Ojai, roots down, family close
- at nearly every city council meeting
- 5years
at nearly every city council meeting
Where you’ll find him
- On his bicycle
- At the gym
- With his grandkids
- Volunteering at Twice Told Tales
Serving Ojai
- Public Safety Commission
- CERT
- OUSD bond oversight
- Troop 504
Get involved
How do you want to help?
Pick as many as you like. It takes about fifteen seconds.