Newly elected City Council members ready to serve

Larry Greene

According to the Riverside County Consolidation Presidential Election page, results for City Council Member for the City of Canyon Lake are: Larry Greene, Randy Bonner and Jordan Ehrenkranz.

Results show Larry Greene as the top vote-getter with 2,093 votes, Randy Bonner with 1,886 votes and incumbent Jordan Ehrenkranz with 1,516 votes out of 7,541 cast. Coming in fourth and fifth respectively are George Middle with 1,074 votes and David Eilers with 972 votes. These numbers reflect the post made on the website at the time of The Friday Flyer’s publication deadline on Wednesday, November 9.

Larry, a 39 year resident, is a newcomer to the City Council but comes with a strong emergency services background. He’s spent 31 years as a municipal fire professional, which included positions as division chief of operations and EMS, fire marshal and assistant fire chief for a large Orange County city and six years as a consultant. Larry also is the current president of the Canyon Lake Emergency Preparedness Committee.

Randy, a 20 year resident, served on City Council from 2010 to 2014 and as Mayor in 2014. During that time he served as the chair of the City Finance Committee, chair of the City Public Safety Committee and as the City representative on the Riverside Conservative Authority and the Riverside Transit Agency. Randy also served on the POA Board from 2008-2010. He is active in the community and belongs to several clubs.

Randy Bonner

Jordan Ehrenkranz

Jordan, a two time Mayor of  Canyon Lake, was first elected to the City Council in 2008. He now joins the ranks of former Mayor Mary Craton who, until now, was the only Council member to serve three terms on the City Council. Jordan also served five years on the POA Board, three of those years as president.

The three newly elected officials will join Councilwomen Vicki Warren and Dawn Haggerty who were elected to the City Council in 2014. Vicki and Dawn’s terms end in 2018. The new Council members will be sworn in at the next City Council meeting on Wednesday, December 14.