Kathleen Defever
Candidate for City Council (At-Large), Tiburon · Attorney / Business Owner
Kathleen Defever grew up in Michigan and works as an insurance attorney and business owner. She has previously run for and served on the Tiburon Town Council.
Positions in brief
No detailed public issues platform was found for Kathleen Defever's 2026 run.
Available sources document Defever's professional background and prior council service but do not detail a specific 2026 campaign platform on housing, infrastructure, or public safety.
On the issues
- Housing & Homelessness
Wants to reduce the local impact of state housing mandates on Tiburon.
“I'm committed to reduce the local impact of state housing mandates and persistent traffic on Tiburon Boulevard”
Source → - Infrastructure & Transportation
Names persistent traffic on Tiburon Boulevard as a problem she is committed to addressing.
“persistent traffic on Tiburon Boulevard”
Source → - Taxes & Cost of Living
Says she will promote good fiscal management for the town.
“promote good fiscal management”
Source → - Government, Elections & Democracy
Wants to improve the efficiency of the town's Building Division.
“improve efficiency of the town Building Division”
Source → - Environment, Energy & Climate
Committed to wildfire safety; represents wildfire victims in her law practice and led her neighborhood to Firewise USA certification.
“I am committed to wildfire safety. I represent wildfire victims and led my neighborhood to Firewise USA certification.”
Source → - Infrastructure & Transportation
Supports preservation of open spaces, park improvements, and the arts.
“I support preservation of our open spaces, improvements to our parks, and the arts.”
Source → - Family & Social Services
Wants to keep improving services for seniors; serves as a board member of Farley Place, an affordable senior community.
“I'll keep improving services for our Seniors. I'm a 4-year Board Member of Farley Place, an affordable Senior Community serving Tiburon and Belvedere.”
Source →
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