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S1E14 - Insights from City Hall: A Conversation with Councilmember Lauren Kleiman
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In this compelling episode of Business Talk, Meghan is joined by her guest, Council member Lauren Kleiman of Newport Beach, who shares insights and experiences in navigating the complexities of local government. The discussion focuses on the pressing issue of homelessness in Newport Beach and beyond, covering areas such as:
Resource Allocation: Newport Beach commits $4 million annually to support the homeless population, covering essentials like shelter, outreach, and connections to mental healthcare, insurance enrollment and other services.
Persistent Challenges: Despite efforts, some individuals resist assistance, posing ongoing challenges for officials and residents.
Diverse Strategies: Exploring different approaches, highlighting successes in programs that require accountability and focus on outcomes.
Policy and Legal Hurdles: Government policies and legal constraints influence hinder efforts to provide positive outcomes for homeless individuals and present public safety challenges the surrounding community.,
Private Sector Engagement: Engaging the private sector and implementing outcome- driven initiatives.
Council member Kleiman also shares her vision for Newport Beach's future, including community vibrancy, main street revitalization efforts, micro transit, and creating opportunities for connections.
About Meghan’s Guest Lauren Kleiman, elected to the Newport Beach City Council in 2022, prioritizes public safety and preserving the city's quality of life. She serves as Vice Chair of the Newport Beach Aviation Committee and represents the city on the Southern California Association of Governments (SCAG) and the District 15 representative for the Orange County Council of Governments (OCCOG).
Her community service began on the Aviation Committee before her six-year tenure on the City’s Planning Commission. As a Founding Board Member of the Newport Beach Foundation, she initiated a Parent Education Series and supports their scholarship and Distinguished Citizen Program engaging the next generation of leadership
Lauren holds a Juris Doctor degree and Certificate in Dispute Resolution from Pepperdine School of Law. As an attorney and businesswoman, she dedicates her time to community betterment. Lauren, along with her husband Marc, feels fortunate to raise their son in Corona del Mar
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