Some of the Homeless Dino, Ralph, Brett and Greg who
Steve Mozena enlisted to help beautify Venice Beach for
the locals and tourists.
City restroom using household toilet paper dispenser
for public restroom, consistently out of toilet paper
for public, causing local merchants to give tourists
napkins for toiletry needs.
Homeless
couple helped Steve Mozena clean up Venice by re-painting
worn out and rusted slides and swing sets. SteveMozena
has asked the County to replace the recreational items
for the summer of 2001.
Steve
Mozena had City of Los Angeles install industrial toilet
paper dispenser with 5000 sheet roll. Now, the city
just needs to clean the restrooms.
Mr. Mozena paid the city nearly $300.00 for grass seed.
City was suppose to plant all of the grass seed and help
it grow. City didn't fulfill its obligation. Most of it died.
Mr. Mozena asked both Rec. and Park President Steve Soboroff
and City James Hahn, both now mayoral candidates, for a refund.
They said no. Mr. Mozena sued in small claims court and won
money back.Actual Envelope and copy of City Check paying
Mr. Mozena for the Mr. Soborofff's lousy job. For their lack
of compassion and follow through for Mr. Mozena's, Mr. Mozena
decided to join the mayoral race as a candidate. Mr. Mozena
will be more sensitive to neighborhoods' needs.
Here is an example of a portion of the lousy seeding job
the City of L.A.'s Rec. and Park President Mr. Soboroff subjected
Steve Mozena, his neighbors, and his Venice neighborhood
to along with other lack of maintenance issues during the
past several years. The community is happy Mr. Soboroff resigned
his post. Steve Mozena sued Soboroff and the city for a refund
of his money for Mr. Soboroff's lack of follow through with
the grass seed. Steve Mozena was successful with his small
claim.
"Dr.
Geek" rapping with Steve Mozena's Mom in Venice
Beach.
Louie
Anderson poses with Steve Mozena for a photo at an
Awards' Show.
With
his neighbors' suggestions, Steve Mozena designed a
flag for Venice Beach locals and tourists.
Actor
Dennis Franz and Steve Mozena pose together for a photo
at Emmy Awards. Steve Mozena has known Mr. Franz for
more the six years. Several years ago, Steve Mozena
gave Mr. Franz a personalized baseball cap with his
name on it. One of Steve Mozena's signatures items,
the caps.
Pamela
Anderson poses with radio personality Steve Mozena
as she makes her rounds at a radio junket for the hit
show Baywatch.
Steve
Mozena wins second place in a cooking contest at the
Los Angeles County Fair in the Summer of 2000. First
time Contestant Steve Mozena wins out of 50 participants.
Wow, we could have a mayor who cooks, too!
One
of three volleyball nets Steve Mozena had installed
in Venice Beach.
Steve
Mozena is member of the St. Mark's Catholic Church
5:30 p.m. Choir in Venice.
Did
Dick Riordan endorse the wrong Steve for Mayor of Los
Angeles?
Steve
Mozena created the personalized cap..."The Cap
with Zap!"
Steve
Mozena will clean up L.A. Politics and theLocal L.A.
Media.
It is true. Steve Mozena did strategically advertise himself
as an actor in front of all of the major Hollywood Studios.
His business savvy had him complete a marketing survey of
more than 150 casting directors to gain insight as to decision
making process of casting directors. His creative advertisement
was inspired by two of his four older brothers who had successfully
used advertising to increase their business in the medical
and legal professions.
Incredible
but true. Steve Mozena actually had to buy $20.00's worth
of gasoline and a gas can for the city because a city
supervisor of maintenance said the city had no fuel for
its tractor that the community needed to remove refuge,
dirt and so forth. Steve Mozena said that he would
buy the fuel to accomplish the task at hand. He did and
the job was completed.
Senator
McCain in 1996 held a town meeting at a church in Mesa,
AZ. The meeting was held at church. Steve Mozena attended
and posed a question about oil prices but first quipped "Is this what is termed as a separation of church
and state?," gesturing to the crowd and church.
The audience laughed.
Additionally, Steve Mozena became a morning radio personality
in Phoenix, AZ. and the Senator and Steve Mozena attended
several events together. In fact, Senator McCain wrote a
letter of recommendation for Steve Mozena when Mr. Mozena
lost his job at the station.
Moreover, Congressman J. D. Hayworth of AZ. was a TV
personality and was coached by Steve Mozena in a local
celebrity basketball game for a charity.
By the way, Steve Mozena has much straighter talk than
the Senator.
Steve Mozena
spearheaded the campaign and named "Miracle
on Central Avenue" to get temporary Christmas decorations
for the main thoroughfare in Phoenix, AZ. because the mayor
of Phoenix had sold the decorations and was trying to bully
the citizens into paying thousands of dollars right before
Christmas or risk a year without ornaments along the avenue.
Steve Mozena had to call the city and ask it to pump the
hundreds of gallons of water off the boardwalk because the
poor sewer drain system on the boardwalk. The water hazard
was removed for the locals and tourists at two different
times because of Steve Mozena's calls. Now, the new boardwalk
has been completed and a new sewer system installed. However,
in the past ten years, locals remarked the city supervisors
of maintenance had never removed any of the water hazards
after any rainstorm.
Apparently, locals couldn't get the city to help them,
so they had to solve the problem with the painted one-way
and street sign posted on the telephone pole in the photo.
Steve Mozena saw the temporary solution and solved the problem
by calling the city's department of transportation (DOT)
and had the city install a new street sign and one way sign.
In the same neighborhood, Steve Mozena had a stop sign
installed at Speedway at Brooks Avenue. A resident asked
him for a red painted curb on the adjacent Brooks Avenue.
Steve Mozena called D.O.T. and had city paint it the same
day.
Additionally, Steve Mozena has had the city install many
road and recreational signs.
Moreover, Steve Mozena has even helped merchants obtain
loading zone signs and painted curbs in West Los Angeles
for their stores.
Mr. Mozena paid the city nearly $300.00 for grass seed.
City was suppose to plant all of the grass seed and help
it grow. City didn't fulfill its obligation. Most of it died.
Mr. Mozena asked both Rec. and Park President Steve Soboroff
and City James Hahn, both now mayoral candidates, for a refund.
They said no. Mr. Mozena sued in small claims court and won
money back.Actual Envelope and copy of City Check paying
Mr. Mozena for the Mr. Soborofff's lousy job. For their lack
of compassion and follow through for Mr. Mozena's, Mr. Mozena
decided to join the mayoral race as a candidate. Mr. Mozena
will be more sensitive to neighborhoods' needs. 
Here is an example of a portion of the lousy seeding job
the City of L.A.'s Rec. and Park President Mr. Soboroff subjected
Steve Mozena, his neighbors, and his Venice neighborhood
to along with other lack of maintenance issues during the
past several years. The community is happy Mr. Soboroff resigned
his post. Steve Mozena sued Soboroff and the city for a refund
of his money for Mr. Soboroff's lack of follow through with
the grass seed. Steve Mozena was successful with his small
claim.
It is true. Steve Mozena did strategically advertise himself
as an actor in front of all of the major Hollywood Studios.
His business savvy had him complete a marketing survey of
more than 150 casting directors to gain insight as to decision
making process of casting directors. His creative advertisement
was inspired by two of his four older brothers who had successfully
used advertising to increase their business in the medical
and legal professions.
Steve Mozena had to call the city and ask it to pump the
hundreds of gallons of water off the boardwalk because the
poor sewer drain system on the boardwalk. The water hazard
was removed for the locals and tourists at two different
times because of Steve Mozena's calls. Now, the new boardwalk
has been completed and a new sewer system installed. However,
in the past ten years, locals remarked the city supervisors
of maintenance had never removed any of the water hazards
after any rainstorm.
Apparently, locals couldn't get the city to help them,
so they had to solve the problem with the painted one-way
and street sign posted on the telephone pole in the photo.
Steve Mozena saw the temporary solution and solved the problem
by calling the city's department of transportation (DOT)
and had the city install a new street sign and one way sign.
