Florence Mayor · Nov 3, 2026
Shannon
Warren
Shannon Warren is running for mayor of Florence in the Nov 3, 2026 election, against Sally Wantz and Daniel Lofy.
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The race · Mayor
- 01Daniel Lofy
- 02Sally Wantz
- 03Shannon WarrenYou’re reading
Background
- About
- Shannon Warren lists her occupation as self-employed on her candidate filing. Her filing describes experience as an entrepreneur, manager, educator and customer service professional, and she graduated from Washington State University in 2023 with a BS in psychology.
On the record: Shannon Warren
5 sourced01Flock cameras1 sourced position
Strongly opposes Flock cameras, citing privacy and Fourth Amendment concerns.
I strongly oppose Flock cameras. Routinely collecting vehicle-location data raises serious privacy and Fourth Amendment concerns.”
Own statementSiuslaw News · Oct 7, 2026Link
02City government1 sourced position
Said the current mayor has excluded residents who apply for city committees, and that no mayor should be able to exclude volunteers.
No mayor should be able to exclude volunteers simply because they ask difficult questions or exercise free speech.”
Own statementSiuslaw News · Oct 7, 2026Link
03Accessibility1 sourced position
Said she is concerned that businesses operate and open in Florence without consistently meeting ADA standards.
Own statementSiuslaw News · Oct 7, 2026Link
04Housing1 sourced position
Would support workforce and family housing, partner with developers and nonprofits, and reduce barriers that raise costs.
I’d support practical workforce and family housing, partner with developers and nonprofits, and reduce barriers that raise costs or limit options.”
Own statementSiuslaw News · Oct 12, 2026Link
05Jobs and economy1 sourced position
Would make it easier for businesses to start, grow and hire locally, partnering with the chamber, schools and regional leaders.
I’d make it easier for business to start, grow, and hire locally by reducing barriers, supporting employers, and partnering with the chamber, schools, and regional leaders to create sustainable jobs for Florence families.”
Own statementSiuslaw News · Oct 12, 2026Link
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