Politics & Government

City Council Candidate Statement: Terry Anderson

Each City Council candidate's statement will appear on the November ballot.

Editor's note: Patch is publishing one candidate statement each day this week from the seven candidates running for Lake Forest City Council. Order of publication is determined by the order in which candidate names will appear on the ballot. This is the statement voters will see on the ballot in November.

Lake Forest City Council Candidate: Terry Anderson

An OC native, Terry moved to Lake Forest (“El Toro”) in 1982 to start a business and family with his wife, Kristie.  Since then, Terry has been an active participant and observer of Lake Forest developing from a small community to a beautiful city. 

Objectives: 

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Preserve the path of progress Lake Forest enjoys. 

Protect the culture Lake Forest has developed. 

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Serve the community through open, transparent, and limited governance.  

As a volunteer in youth sports and service organizations, he values service and teamwork.  He has firsthand experience of the need for continued effective development of local parks.  As a business owner, he promotes all businesses for continued local economic growth and development. 

Qualifications: University of Arizona (1978), MBA – California Lutheran University (2009), CFP®, FINRA Arbitrator (dispute resolution for the securities industry); AYSO Region 85 Volunteer, Board Member, Coach & Referee, Pacific Soccer Club Coach & Board Member, West Coast Soccer Club Assistant Coach, ETHS Girl’s Lacrosse co-founder and Head Coach, 25+ year Lake Forest Kiwanis member and past President, City Planning Commissioner since 2006, 11-year Girl Scout father/troop supporter, married 31 years to Kristie, daughters Casey (25) and Aly (22). 

Vote Nov 6.  It’s our civic responsibility. 

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