Simi Valley City Council District 1 · Nov 3, 2026
Todd Taylor
Candidate for City Council District 1
Todd Taylor is running for Simi Valley City Council District 1 in the Nov 3, 2026 election, against Joseph Ayala, Jill Abele and Anthony Thompson.
Mail ballots sent to active registered voters · Mon, Oct 5, 2026
TodayLicensed private investigator for 28 years and a former Simi Valley Neighborhood Council chair.
- Occupation (from candidate statement)
- Licensed Private Investigator
- Campaign website
- todd4simi.com
Where Todd Taylor stands: positions on the record
Housing density1 sourced position
Opposes high-rise and overcrowded developments and would support growth only when roads and services can handle it.
“I will support responsible growth only when roads, infrastructure, public safety, and essential services can support it.”
Own statementTodd Taylor campaign site
Taxes1 sourced position
Pledges to oppose new taxes on residents and review the city budget line by line.
“I will oppose new taxes on Simi Valley residents”
Own statementTodd Taylor campaign site
Homelessness2 sourced positions
Calls for strict enforcement of laws against illegal camping and encampments, along with connecting people to services.
“I will push for strict enforcement of laws against illegal camping and encampments”
Own statementTodd Taylor campaign site
Spoke to the City Council about homeless encampments on June 22, 2026, and called for long-term solutions.
“We cannot continue moving homeless individuals from one location to another and expect the problem to go away.”
Own statementTodd Taylor campaign site · Jun 22, 2026
Public safety1 sourced position
Supports restoring dedicated School Resource Officers to Simi Valley schools.
Own statementTodd Taylor campaign site
Also running for City Council District 1
- Jill Abele
- Joseph Ayala (incumbent)
- Anthony Thompson
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