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The document promotes voting for Christine Robbins for Town Supervisor, Harvey Kriedberg and Christopher Foley for Town Board in Somers, New York. It argues that the current administration has failed to adequately plan finances, address infrastructure issues, pursue available grants, improve transparency, and update long-term planning documents. Voting for the promoted candidates is advocated as a way to remedy these issues and better manage the town.
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Diversity Liaison Mo Xiong meets with Mayor Keith Bauer and Ruby Lake community activist Victor Maldonado to propose an updated community needs assessment for the Ruby Lake neighborhood.Mo XiongDiversity Liason
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- 1. VOTE ROW ‘A’ ALL THE WAY Election Day NOVEMBER 5 Visit teamsomers.com
- 2. “TEAM SOMERS” Our town needs their management, financial & community experience. Elect Christine Robbins Somers Town Supervisor, Harvey Kriedberg and Christopher Foley for Town Board
- 3. The Town neglected to put money into a rainy day fund. Now it’s pouring and taxpayers are getting soaked. Elect Christine Robbins Somers Town Supervisor, Harvey Kriedberg and Christopher Foley for Town Board
- 4. Somers inadequately budgeted for capital projects & repairs. We need to put money into a Capital Improvement Fund to maintain our town and eliminate future tax spikes. Elect Christine Robbins Somers Town Supervisor, Harvey Kriedberg and Christopher Foley for Town Board
- 5. New York State grant money is available to help towns share services and create regional partnerships. Somers needs to get its share of grants. Elect Christine Robbins Somers Town Supervisor, Harvey Kriedberg and Christopher Foley for Town Board
- 6. New York State grant money is available to help towns share services and create regional partnerships. Somers needs to get its share of grants. Elect Christine Robbins Somers Town Supervisor, Harvey Kriedberg and Christopher Foley for Town Board
- 7. We need a better emergency plan to deal with hurricanes and blizzards. Elect Christine Robbins Somers Town Supervisor, Harvey Kriedberg and Christopher Foley for Town Board
- 8. We must improve information sharing between NYSEG and town residents. Blackouts have lasted far too long with too little information provided to the town. Elect Christine Robbins Somers Town Supervisor, Harvey Kriedberg and Christopher Foley for Town Board
- 9. Somers has no plan for failing septics or contaminated wells. Elect Christine Robbins Somers Town Supervisor, Harvey Kriedberg and Christopher Foley for Town Board
- 10. Shenorock and Lincolndale have waited decades for the town to develop long-term solutions that will protect our water supply into the future. NYC DEP Money is available & we need to access it now. Elect Christine Robbins Somers Town Supervisor, Harvey Kriedberg and Christopher Foley for Town Board
- 11. Heritage Hills water & sewer rates are too high. Elect Christine Robbins Somers Town Supervisor, Harvey Kriedberg and Christopher Foley for Town Board
- 12. NYC DEP money is available to remediate storm water run-off and save hundreds of thousands of dollars for Heritage residents. Rates are too high, and residents need the town to help. Elect Christine Robbins Somers Town Supervisor, Harvey Kriedberg and Christopher Foley for Town Board
- 13. Somers needs a more open and transparent government. Elect Christine Robbins Somers Town Supervisor, Harvey Kriedberg and Christopher Foley for Town Board
- 14. The current town board has refused to answer some straight forward questions at monthly meetings. Our team will never refuse to answer a question, and in fact, will encourage residents to attend “Saturday with the Supervisor” open meetings. Elect Christine Robbins Somers Town Supervisor, Harvey Kriedberg and Christopher Foley for Town Board
- 15. The Town needs to get serious about long-term planning. Elect Christine Robbins Somers Town Supervisor, Harvey Kriedberg and Christopher Foley for Town Board
- 16. The 1994 Master Plan should have been updated in 2005, and we are still waiting. Without a long-term plan in place, we are just guessing about where Somers is headed in the future. Elect Christine Robbins Somers Town Supervisor, Harvey Kriedberg and Christopher Foley for Town Board
- 17. CHRISTINE ROBBINS FOR TOWN SUPERVISOR HARVEY KRIEDBERG & CHRISTOPHER FOLEY FOR TOWN BOARD Elect Christine Robbins Somers Town Supervisor, Harvey Kriedberg and Christopher Foley for Town Board
- 18. VOTE ROW ‘A’ ALL THE WAY Election Day NOVEMBER 5 Visit teamsomers.com