KMUN Interview Friday, 9:30am
Steve Forrester asks questions of Richard Lee and me, today, 9:30am, on "Friday", KMUN's weekly talk show. KMUN is at 91.9, KTCB at 89.5; and on the web. Tune in.
Friday, April 28, 2006
On the Issues
Economic Development, and here and here
Drug and Alcohol Abuse, and the Jail,
and here
Measure 37
Public Safety
Open Government
The College and here.
The Port
What is this election all about?
My candidacy is about a striking reclamation of integrity, honesty, intelligence and responsibility to the leadership of District 3, of openness, and of government for the people.
I believe that you, the citizens, are entitled to leaders who are dedicated to ensuring that the quality of life within our county is the best it can be and is charted by all of us in collaboration. I believe true leadership creates an environment of opportunity for all, brings power to the people, and builds new leadership throughout the county by providing everyone an opportunity to invest in the future. This requires thoughtful vision and a strong commitment to working for the greater good.
My vision and plans for the county build on the synergies between the County, our Cities, the Port, the College and our businesses. Our unique and diverse economic strengths, our cultural richness, and the natural beauty of our environment separately and together are magnets for growth. I'll provide the intelligence and responsibility to shape that growth, and will be commited to you and to the leadership of District 3 government by and for the people.
Vote for me and, as your Commissioner, Iâll hold regular public forums so that you help set priorities and so that the Commission has your best ideas about how our budget can match those priorities. I'll seek radio and television broadcast of all Commission meetings and work sessions, making our work open and accessible. I'll continue this blog so that we can interact in real time, both about issues of the day and about long-term plans.
The Board and the committees to which I am liaison will have my full and active attention, so that people and resources can be brought together when and where they're needed. Iâll be a strong and statewide voice for public safety, transportation, and the balance you, the voters, have insisted be maintained between the environmental and economic uses of our great natural resources. I'll work hard to ensure that our rich cultural life gets the private support it needs to remain strong and vibrant.
I have no businesses or land ownings within the county to protect or expand. Iâll ensure that zoning fits all of our needs, that permitting and inspection regulations apply to all citizens equally, and that the County has the resources for their enforcement.
Imagine what Clatsop County could be with a Commissioner who works thoughtfully, openly and actively with her colleagues and for her constituency.
Iâm Cindy Price, and I ask for your vote.
District 3 includes Astoria east of Fifth Street, southeast of Denver and south of platted West Niagara Avenue,
and extends east to 28th Street; Miles Crossing, Jeffers Gardens, Fort Clatsop,
Lewis and Clark, Youngs River, Olney, Green Mountain and part of Walluski.
Previous Posts
- Last Night's Candidates' Forum
- Charter Review Update
- A Busy Week Ahead
- You Tell Me
- Drug Court and Meth Myths
- A Conversation with President Hamann
- KMUN/KTCB Interview Tomorrow
- The College
- Forum Audio
- Candidates Forum Tonight
Links
- Astoria Citizens Journal
- Astoria Movies
- Clatsop County
- Coast Watch
- Columbia River Bar Pilots
- Daily 750, my other blog
- Daily Astorian
- Grass Roots People
- Jeff Hazen
- Josh Marquis
- KMUN/KTCB/KCPB-FM
- Lower Columbia Business Journal
- North Coast Oregon
- Oregonian
- Port of Astoria
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