Thrive
Meet the Candidates: Pete Boland
1 – What would you like the community to know about you as a person?
2 – What are your top two priorities if elected, and how do you plan to address them?
3 – If you could go back a year in time – knowing what you know now about the last two storms – what would you have advocated for so our community would be better off now?
4 – How do you plan to balance economic development with preserving the character of our community?
5 – Partisanship is a problem in our country. How would you describe your leadership style, and how do you approach working with people who have different opinions?
6 – Why should an undecided voter choose you?
Hugh Hazeltine
October 27, 2024at3:35 pm
He said he does not need to read up on the issues but that he has lived them. On a typical Thursday city council meeting there are 1000 pages of background material provided by staff. You can tell which council persons have read this material and those who have not by the quality of their questions. If you do not like to read you cannot give an informed vote on issues before the council.
Robert Currie
October 25, 2024at7:51 pm
Wow Steve you ‘assume quite a bit….
Steve Sullivan
October 23, 2024at9:07 pm
I’m sure you are a decent person but your use of certain buzzwords tell me that your approach to solutions is your conservative party line. Also, you talk about resiliency, yet, you continue to rebuild and live in Shore Acres. Which means your commitment to dealing with climate change is limited to the R party line. Meaning, do nothing