West Hollywood City Council · Nov 3, 2026

Kyle Brazeal

Candidate for City Council

14 candidates · 3 seats7 sourced positions

Kyle Brazeal is running for West Hollywood City Council in the Nov 3, 2026 election; 14 candidates are running for 3 seats.

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Finance professional and LGBTQ+ West Hollywood resident.

Occupation (from candidate statement): Finance Director

Seven candidates took part in the Sept. 15 Streets For All debate: Chelsea Byers, Larry Block, Kyle Brazeal, Jonathan Cottrell, Helen Krieger, Stephen Post and Tanya Tsikanovsky. John Duran could not attend because of scheduling conflicts. Beverly Press · Sep 16, 2026

Where Kyle Brazeal stands: positions on the record

Flock Safety cameras1 sourced position

Answered "Maybe" when asked about renewing West Hollywood's contract with Flock Safety.
“A contract with significant public safety and privacy implications requires meaningful public input and trust.”
Own statementLos Angeles Blade · Oct 1, 2026

Fountain Avenue streetscape2 sourced positions

Answered "Yes, sidewalks" when asked about a bike lane or sidewalk extension on Fountain Avenue.
“The priority on Fountain Avenue should be extending sidewalks to become ADA-compliant and safe for pedestrians.”
Own statementLos Angeles Blade · Oct 1, 2026
as reported by Beverly Press; not a direct quote
Reported as not supporting the Fountain Avenue project; said he is open to alternative plans.
Forum answerBeverly Press · Sep 16, 2026

TODAP and SB 791 sourced position

Answered "Yes" when asked about creating a TODAP (Transit Oriented Development Alternative Plan) for West Hollywood.
“A TODAP protects residents’ ability to shape development, guided by the careful, neighborhood-specific analysis led by our city staff.”
Own statementLos Angeles Blade · Oct 1, 2026

Security ambassadors1 sourced position

Answered "No" when asked about renewing the city's contract with Allied Universal for the security ambassador program.
“I would not support renewing the contract in its current form because the program has not demonstrated improvements in public safety and homelessness that justify spending more than $5 million annually.”
Own statementLos Angeles Blade · Oct 1, 2026

Vacancy tax1 sourced position

Answered "Yes" when asked about a vacancy tax on empty storefront properties.
“I support a limited commercial vacancy tax that discourages landlords from holding storefronts empty while protecting small property owners making good-faith efforts to find tenants.”
Own statementLos Angeles Blade · Oct 1, 2026

Priorities1 sourced position

His statement calls for purpose, clear goals and public input before major decisions.
“Every taxpayer dollar should have a purpose, every city program should have clear goals and transparent reporting, and the public should be heard before major decisions are made, not after.”
Own statementKyle Brazeal candidate statement (City of West Hollywood)

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