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1 of first mayors/councilmen of West Hollywood, CA as well as Executive Directors of LA LGBTQ Center
Stephen Eugene Schulte (b. January 21, 1946) is an American politician, policy analyst and activist and a former mayor and councilman of , California.
Political Career
In 1984, when the City of West Hollywood, California was established as an independent city, Schulte was elected to the City Council along with , Valerie Terrigno and . He later served as the City’s third mayor from 1986-1987. He was deeply involved in the City’s organizational, legislative, personnel and policy decisions.
Schulte joined the Council in hiring the City Manager, City Attorney, City Clerk and various department heads. During the first months and years of the City of West Hollywood, Schulte was instrumental in enacting statutes to establish domestic partnerships (the third city in California to do so), supporting economic boycotts of South Africa, establishing support for the Russian emigre community and creating and expanding organizational structures to support people with AIDS and care for seniors. His terms as councilman and as mayor saw a growth of social services as well as increased funding for the arts.
West Hollywood’s demographics included renters, senior citizens, gay and lesbian citizens, thriving small businesses and homeowners. The issues of homeowners were a particular challenge for the new Council as was the continuation of the department as the law enforcement agency for the new city. Under Schulte’s leadership, these challenges were soon turned into working partnerships.
Executive Directorships and Administrative Positions
Schulte was Executive Director of (1992-1993), a nonprofit organization in Los Angeles County which still provides prepared meals for people who are home-bound with illness. He joined the organization at a time of deep structural and financial challenges and worked to see stability, growth and progressive employee policies embedded into the agency. He clashed with Project Angel Food’s founder, , which resulted in his dismissal and her resignation after it was demanded by the organization’s staff in response to Schulte’s dismissal.
Early in his career following graduate school in municipal administration, Schulte was Executive Director of , a community development agency. In Davenport, Iowa he went on to assist in the development of the as its Executive Director.
After moving to California and serving a short stint in , Schulte served as Executive Director of the Gay and Lesbian Community Services Center (now the ) and promoted major cultural, organizational and financial growth in that organization. Following this he served for six years (two terms) on the West Hollywood City Council and later worked as Director in Government Relations for the .
Schulte is a resident of , California.
Trivia
Along with and of the , Schulte was famous for his "big, gay mustache."
References
- https://www.latimes.com/archives/la-xpm-1986-06-12-we-10398-story.html
2. https://www.latimes.com/archives/la-xpm-1990-04-19-we-2191-story.html
3. https://www.latimes.com/archives/la-xpm-1989-04-30-we-2741-story.html
4. https://www.latimes.com/archives/la-xpm-1992-07-26-me-5084-story.html
5. https://oac.cdlib.org/findaid/ark:/13030/kt4m3nd399/entire_text/
6. https://www.advocate.com/comedy/2019/11/07/gay-men-and-mustaches-history-photos#rebelltitem1
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