Lisel Blash

Lisel Blash

The town council are using our children and families as pawns to promote their political agendas.

Blash opposes moving a problematic homeless encampment, disregarding West Marin Little League and endangering their players. Prioritizing federal housing over residents’ concerns—despite the encampment leader’s history of suing towns. Lisel has shamelessly aligned herself with the so-called “Homeless Union” and the radical agitator Robbie Powelson, who is actively working against our town by supporting a lawsuit against it. As if that weren’t bad enough, she has absurdly elevated Jason Sarris - a former meth addict - as a key advisor and supposed “expert” on the homeless encampment, proving just how reckless and out of touch her leadership truly is.

Both Blash and Hellman have enabled this homeless encampment, to thrive next to parks where our children play. Our children have been exposed to hard drugs, inappropriate language, violent rhetoric, and have been harassed by violent drug addicts living in the town.

She continues to vote in accordance with her former employer, the Marin Environmental Housing Collaborative.  She is pushing a 7-story high-density housing development consisting mostly of market rate housing in downtown Fairfax, increasing the risk of a death trap scenario for residents during wildfires, floods or earthquakes.

Lisel Blash relentlessly pushes her personal political agenda onto Fairfax, using town matters as a vehicle for her extreme ideologies. From affordable housing, rent control, to homeless activism. She prioritizes virtue signaling over practical governance. Worse yet, she wastes taxpayer dollars turning Fairfax into a battleground for divisive and controversial crusades, putting her personal beliefs above the real needs and wishes of the community.

Click here for a timeline of the homeless encampment.

Peri Park before the homeless encampment

Before the Takeover

Is this where we want our Kids to Play?

Homeless encampment with a tent, piles of clothes, trash, and a bicycle under trees near a fence.
Outdoor campsite with tents, tarps, and various items scattered on the ground.
Blue tent set up on a bed of leaves, with personal belongings inside, next to the Fairfax Pavilion
Pile of trash bags and miscellaneous items near a tree and fence with graffiti in Peri park.
A makeshift outdoor shelter with items piled on and around tree trunks. It includes clothes, books, a small American flag, a stuffed animal, and other personal belongings. Sheets and tarps are used as coverings, with trees providing shade and support.
Outdoor campsite with a tent, scattered clothes, bags, and litter. Bicycle parts and various items are strewn across the ground, indicating disorganization or abandonment.
Outdoor campsite with several tents and scattered belongings, including bicycles, containers, and furniture, surrounded by trees and greenery.
Outdoor campsite with scattered clothing, tents, and litter under trees.
Outdoor campsite with tarps, bicycles, and various belongings scattered, including trash bags, carts, and personal items in a wooded area.
Pile of miscellaneous discarded items, including furniture and trash, near a fence and trees.
Campground with tents and camping chairs near a muddy area. A pallet and items like a suitcase, bucket, and food container are visible. Trees with yellow leaves surround the area.
Two people cleaning a messy campsite with tents, scattered trash, and debris under trees.