Candidates respond to municipal election questions for Roblin
A week after postponement due to Thanksgiving, Roblin candidates submit verbatim responses to six questions posed Sept 22 about motives, 2015 issues, Main Street parallel parking, 2018 goals, role of council in attracting business, and staff planning for a new administration. One candidate did not respond.
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Main Street
Handshake, accountability, and amalgamation in Roblin election
Candidate in Roblin outlines why he runs for councillor stressing honesty and transparency, hands-on public service, and citizen access to information. He singles out 2015 as the year of municipal amalgamation, urges a diverse council, and foresees parking, staffing, and economic development as key issues with a goal to advance by 2018.
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The
Roblin Review
Semi-retired candidate eyes smooth council operations
Former Hillsburg councillor and building committee president with highway department and heavy equipment experience expresses intent to run for the new council. He cites parallel parking, economic development gains, and staffing needs, noting no new public works hires needed and support for administration staff.
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Hillsburg
Department of Highways
Scott Patty and I Seek Prudent Roblin Council Leadership
A Roblin resident outlines a vision for fiscal prudence to fund recreation facilities roads and housing while supporting a 52 unit senior complex. The candidate highlights 35 years with credit union boards and calls for tax fairness an economically driven attack on high new home taxes and stronger local shopping to boost development.
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Patty
Roblin
Credit Union Boards
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