ELECTION 2022
Brandon D. Lamar (Photo courtesy of Brandon Lamar)
Pasadena Human Relations Commission Chair Brandon D. Lamar announced on November 2 that he will seek election to the District 3 seat on the Pasadena City Council.
By News Desk
A native of Pasadena, Brandon develops strategies and advises brands and communities on innovative ways to educate, engage and activate organizations to solve social issues surrounding Millennials.
Brandon has been involved in Pasadena since his youth, being a part of Pasadena’s own programs such as Pasadena Youth Ambassadors, Pasadena Youth Council, Pasadena Alpha Phi Alpha Mentoring program, and Pasadena Vision 20/20 initiative, and so many more. where he became a steering committee member. He was a community advisor for DayOne Pasadena, and assisted in the start-up of the La Pinteresca Teen Center and Pasadena Parks After Dark programs.
In a statement to ColoradoBoulevard.net, Brandon stated the following:
I believe that now is the best time to run. I feel that we have to go back to community focused solutions to advance our district. I endeavor to advocate and be a voice for the needs and betterment of our community. Being that you can be born here, raised here, and can not afford to live here is not acceptable. With that being said, housing rights/ rent control is a focus of mine as well as lowering crime, economic development, and affordable mental health services. I hope to earn the respect and votes of our community.
In addition to the Human Relations Commission, Brandon currently serves on the executive boards of Pasadena NAACP, Pasadena Organizing for Progress, Leadership Pasadena, and Black Los Angeles Young Democrats.
His website, brandonforpasadena.com, was registered on October 6, 2021.
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