Simi Valley, CA – Last night in Simi Valley, Dorina Timbol kicked off her campaign for the school board to an enthusiastic crowd. The event, hosted at Valor, a notable local venue, was attended by nearly 200 of the city’s most recognized and influential people, showcasing significant community support for Timbol’s candidacy.
The evening was expertly organized, reflecting the professionalism and passion that Dorina Timbol plans to bring to the school board. The atmosphere was vibrant and colorful. In attendance were longtime supporters, local dignitaries, and prominent local figures such as Simi Valley Mayor Fred Thomas and Thousand Oaks City Council Member Kevin McNamee. Also in attendance were Dee Dee Cavanaugh, Kate O’Brien, and Elaine Freeman, underscoring the broad-based political support for Timbol’s campaign.
During her address, Dorina spoke passionately about her commitment to the children of Simi Valley. She emphasized the need for a forward-thinking approach to education that prepares students for future careers in a rapidly changing world. Timbol also highlighted a serious issue that has been a growing concern among school administrators: the covert recruitment efforts by LA-area gangs within Ventura County schools. She pledged to advocate for increased resources for police and school staff to preemptively address these safety concerns.
The event also drew comments from Jarrod DeGonia, who noted the significance of the turnout, saying, “For a school board campaign, this is one of the largest crowds I’ve ever seen.” This sentiment highlighted the community’s interest and the potential impact of Timbol’s campaign.
As the evening concluded, Dorina Timbol expressed her sincere appreciation for the show of support. She reaffirmed her dedication to making a positive difference in the lives of Simi Valley’s children and ensuring that the schools remain a safe environment for learning and growth.
With such a strong launch, Timbol’s campaign for school board is off to an impressive start.