Ken Lutz
Candidate for City Council Member, Victorville, District 2 · Retired Sheriffs Captain
Ken Lutz is a retired captain with the San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department who has lived in the Victorville area for 30 years. During his law-enforcement career he worked with local schools, regional partners, and community organizations on public-safety and trust-building efforts in the High Desert.
Positions in brief
Lutz's platform centers on professional, preparation-focused public safety, treating street design as a safety tool, applying consistent accountability standards across city government, and growing an economy that benefits local residents.
On his campaign site, Lutz frames public safety as a matter of preparation and professionalism rather than politics, and extends that lens to street design, arguing that thoughtful infrastructure prevents emergencies before they start. He calls for accountability standards to apply evenly across city government, and argues Victorville's economy should prioritize benefits for current residents over outside interests, favoring steady, locally rooted growth.
On the issues
- Public Safety & Policing
Supports proactive, professional policing and public-safety planning grounded in preparation and community trust rather than political rhetoric.
“safety is not about rhetoric or politics, but about preparation, professionalism, and trust.”
Source → - Infrastructure & Transportation
Views thoughtful street design as a public-safety tool, favoring proactive infrastructure planning to prevent emergencies before they happen.
“the most effective safety strategy is preventing emergencies before they happen.”
Source → - Government, Elections & Democracy
Calls for consistent accountability standards applied across every part of city government.
“accountability should apply to every part of city government.”
Source → - Economy & Jobs
Wants Victorville's economy to primarily benefit local residents, favoring steady, locally rooted growth over outside interests.
“Victorville's economy should work for the people who live here, not just outside interests.”
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