In 2019, all Norwood City Council seats are up for grabs. The eight-person council is comprised of the President of Council, four ward representatives, and three at-large seats. All members of Council serve two-year terms.
There are six candidates for the three at-large seats in 2019. Voters can choose up to three on their ballots, but can also opt for fewer. To get to know the contenders, I interviewed James Bonsall (2:10), Michael Gabbard (16:02), Matt Geraci (25:17), Liam Shanahan (33:17) and Danielle Black (51:03). The sixth candidate, J.R. Breadon, was not able to be reached.
In this, the second episode in the 2019 election series, we hear what the candidates think about government finances and transparency. Topics covered include:
- Ideas for increasing revenues
- Ways to decrease expenses
- Possibilities for improving transparency in government operations
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