I graduated in May 2020 with my paralegal AA and immediately went to work in a local, busy Family Law practice. I have been on the Planning Commission in Atascadero for the past year and it had really helped me learn the processes behind building up Atascadero. I was a board member in AYSO Atascadero from 2013 - 2019 and learned how to recruit volunteers and help organize the largest youth sports organization in Atascadero.
I am married with two children and I hope to help invest in Atascadero so they can flourish here and hopefully one day raise their own family here on the Central Coast.
City of AtascaderoCandidate for City Council
Tori Keen
Planning Commissioner/Paralegal
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My Top 3 Priorities
- Bring Community Choice Energy to Atascadero
- Invest in resources for the homeless and houseless populations
- Help small businesses survive and thrive during the COVID-19 Pandemic and after
Experience
Experience
Profession:Family Law Paralegal
Paralegal, Law Offices of William Ausman (2020–current)
Planning Commissioner, Atascadero Planning Commission — Appointed position (2019–current)
Education
Cuesta College — AA, Paralegal (2020)
Community Activities
Board Member/Division Coordinator, AYSO Atascadero (2013–2019)
Biography
Who supports this candidate?
Elected Officials (1)
- Susan Funk - Atascadero City Council Member
Political Beliefs
Political Philosophy
I want to bring more diverse voices into the conversation of how to invest in Atascadero. I support Measure D-20 and I hope to spur a conversation of how to best invest those funds not only in public safety, but recreation, small businesses, and infrastructure.
I hope to bring Community Choice energy to Atascadero as we look to the future and find ways of making our new buildings greener and more efficient, but also keep them affordable.
We need to bring in more affordable housing by looking at our zoning rules as we revise our General Plan next year.
I want to not only start a conversation, but I look forward to listening to the people of Atascadero about what they need and want in their town.
