Alissandra Dramov
Candidate for City Council (At-Large), Carmel-by-the-Sea · City Council Member
Dramov has lived in Carmel-by-the-Sea for 35 years full-time and 20 years part-time. She graduated from Stevenson School and holds a bachelor's degree in government with a history minor from the University of San Francisco. She worked as a television news broadcast journalist and has authored four books on Carmel-by-the-Sea's history and historic architecture. She was part of the grassroots group that successfully fought residential cell towers in Carmel, and is currently serving her first term on the Carmel-by-the-Sea City Council.
Positions in brief
Dramov's platform focuses on addressing deferred maintenance of streets and infrastructure, caring for the beach and forest, fiscal transparency, and protecting public safety and village character.
Dramov says her reporting background taught her to listen, question, hear both sides, and be fair, and that she brings that approach along with her love of the community to city government. Her stated priorities are addressing the city's deferred maintenance of streets, sidewalks and infrastructure; maintaining and caring for the beach and forest; ensuring fiscal responsibility, openness and transparency in city government; and protecting public safety, quality of life and village character. She frames her campaign around the slogan 'Let's Renew Carmel's Magic.'
On the issues
Wants to address the city's deferred maintenance of streets, sidewalks, and other infrastructure.
“Address the city's deferred maintenance of our streets, sidewalks and infrastructure.”
Source →Wants to maintain and care for Carmel's beach and forest.
“Maintain and care for our beach and forest.”
Source →Wants to ensure fiscal responsibility, openness, and transparency in city government.
“Ensure fiscal responsibility, openness and transparency in city government.”
Source →Wants to protect public safety, quality of life, and village character.
“Protect our public safety, quality of life and village character.”
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