Common sense leadership for Piedmont.

Lorrel is a US Army Veteran, attorney, and data scientist. As a Director for a nonprofit, she understands the importance of staffing and community building. As a business owner and in her work in the nonprofit sector, she has a history of thinking strategically, identifying innovative solutions, and pushing against the status quo. She believes everyone deserves to have a voice in a government that serves their needs.

Lorrel has been a community volunteer since she first moved to Piedmont in the Piedmont schools, with Scouts, and with the League of Women Voters. Her husband grew up in Piedmont, they have two teens in the Piedmont schools, and Lorrel hopes to be a part of strategic planning and sound policy so Piedmont continues to be a thriving community for future generations.

Meet Lorrel.

Lorrel’s Backgound

Lorrel's Priorities

Community Engagement

Lorrel supports robust community engagement in Piedmont that provides numerous, diverse avenues for public conversation and input; builds on current systems of engagement; and partners with community organizations and groups.
Public Safety

Lorrel supports a community safety focus in Piedmont that is well-funded and prioritizes maintaining fully staffed Police and Fire Departments; strategically assesses and maintains the city’s street lights, crosswalks, and buildings; and prepares and communicates plans for home fire safety, hazard mitigation, and disaster relief to our community members.
Continued Excellence

Lorrel supports 1) housing policy in Piedmont that enables Piedmont to be a leader in housing policy while studying solutions implemented in similar small communities throughout California; 2) city programs and priorities that enhance our school district; and 3) climate action that continues to consider climate impact in all city decisions