Archive for November 14th, 2010

As a Council Member, our candidate's vision has been to become one the best cities in our state to live in, run a business in and to become a great community to raise a family in.

He desires to expand improved services into adjacent unincorporated areas for expanded community public safety, enhanced business, job and community development.

His City Council personal project desires are a community gym at Davis Park for year round enjoyable activities for all ages; secured railroad overpasses to completely end all train horns; and an annual community event to celebrate all the ethnic diversity of great city.

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