Jeannine Wisnosky Stehlin in Downtown Culver City

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Jeannine Wisnosky Stehlin
for Culver City Council

Mom • Neighbor • Nonprofit Executive • Small Business Owner
Cultural Affairs Commissioner (2016-2024) • Community Advocate
Public Schools Volunteer • 4th Generation Union Member (SAG-AFTRA)

Dear Neighbors,

I’ve called Culver City home for more than 26 years. We moved here for the beautiful tree-lined streets, excellent schools, parks, and strong sense of community. During that time, I’ve served at both the city and school district levels while raising three daughters who attended Culver City public schools from kindergarten through high school.

Through my work as a Cultural Affairs Commissioner, nonprofit executive, small business owner, public schools volunteer, and advocate, I’ve seen firsthand how city decisions affect every aspect of community life. I believe city government is at its best when leaders listen, bring people together, and respond with compassion and integrity to the people who live, work, and enjoy Culver City.

I’m running for City Council because I believe our community deserves leadership with both the experience to understand today’s challenges and the vision to prepare for tomorrow’s opportunities.

Together, we can help ensure Culver City remains a place of opportunity, creativity, connection, and belonging for everyone.

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Jeannine Wisnosky Stehlin for Culver City Council

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