HAYDEN: Choose the qualified candidates
In weeks, voters will decide who and how the City of Hayden will be managed. Will the city move forward with good governance or decline with detrimental, costly decisions? Will we choose candidates who prioritize community or candidates who prioritize political party loyalty? The choice is ours.
I strongly supported Sandy White’s candidacy four years ago. I will not vote for her this year. Sandy’s voting record reveals poor judgement, and she constantly prioritized administrative issues and failed to improve our city in any meaningful way. She voted “no” to reduce density. She voted “no” to complete the Ramsey Road extension. She voted “no” to improve the future land use plan. She voted “no” to let the people decide to increase law enforcement funding on the ballot. She voted “no” to placing a donated statute of Ron McIntire, a former mayor and leading citizen of Hayden, in the McIntire Family Park. She consistently failed to work with the other elected members and her lone accomplishment in four years was a statutory meeting procedural change.
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