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As a Menlo Park planning commissioner for seven years, Keith knows land-use development and policy issues. And as mayor of a city that just cut a deal with Facebook that will recap millions of dollars in revenue and community benefits over the next decade, Keith has demonstrated the negotiating skills... to attract more job-creating and tax-paying businesses.” — Daily News, June 2, 2012
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Keith supported Menlo Park’s Measure L in 2010, a ballot initiative sponsored by residents to reduce pensions for newly hired non-police employees in city government. In her time on council, she’s been pragmatic and avoided the pettiness and backstabbing that has characterized that body in years past. We think qualifications and a good track record should matter more....” — Daily Post, June 1, 2012
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Facebook Inc’s initial public offering will be a boon for its new hometown, Menlo Park. Few people know that better than Mayor Kirsten Keith... as part of the Facebook Development Agreement that Ms. Keith and city staff negotiated, the company will make payments to Menlo Park and give the city other items of value.” — Wall Street Journal, April 26, 2012
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Of course, Keith is no stranger to speaking up and getting out. As a defense attorney, mayor and affiliate of a lengthy roster of organizations and activities... Keith is always busy. That same interest in giving back led her to city government, first community mediation and housing committees, eventually the Planning Commission and in 2010 City Council of the town she’s called home since 1996.” — Daily Journal, April 12, 2012
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Ms. Keith is president of the Commission on the Status of Women for San Mateo County, a body appointed by the county Board of Supervisors. A resident of Menlo Park since 1996, she is one of seven residents who make up the city's Community Mediation Service.” — The Almanac, July 24, 2002
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