Once Gary Savoie and Gordon Daniels are sworn in office, Indian Trail residents can rest at ease knowing that they are in good hands. Savoie and Daniels have promised to expedite the widening of Old Monroe so more businesses will come to town. More businesses means more high paying jobs, and more high paying jobs means more tax revenue because everybody will live, work, play, and pay in Indian Trail. One of the big draws for businesses will be the completion of the Chestnut and Crooked Creek parks. Once finished, Indian Trail will surpass its neighbors in the quality of life provided by the actions of the town council because, along with the mass attraction of the parks, the Economic Development plan envisioned and implemented by the town will be an irresistible offer no one can refuse. There is one difference between Savoie and Daniels. Savoie has promised to build a brand new Sun Valley High School, one that is admittedly outdated and inadequate for the population size as Indian Trail has. Daniels, on the other hand, believes that despite the population spike in recent years, Sun Valley High School doesnt need any significant changes because it satisfies the educational standards for student achievement. During their winning campaign, it was good to see their caring devotion for the elderly and disabled veterans, promising to give them special tax breaks. Recently, Mayor Alvarez has joined in their efforts to assist the elderly and disabled vets in procuring those tax benefits. Lets hope they will be able to follow through on their promises to provide for the people that have put so much faith and trust in them. The residents can also rest assured that their safety will not be compromised while under Savoies and Daniels careful watch. Daniels said, I support the councils decision to extend the Union County Sheriffs Office contract. He went on to say that everyone who serves the town, county, and state has my upmost (sic) gratitude and respect. Savoie likewise lauded his praises of the UCSO, I admire and respect the men and women who have elected to serve in law enforcement, especially those in Union County. I do support the councils recent decision to extend the Union County Sheriffs Office contract. Seeing that they equally support the councils recent decision to extend the Union County Sheriffs Office contract, and have the highest regard for the UCSO, it stands to reason that there shouldnt be any problem for approving a long term contract to bring more dedicated men and women to provide public safety for Indian Trail residents at a suitable and appropriate number. Of course, paying for more deputies wont be an issue any longer because the town will be able to afford it with the abundant tax revenue generated by the Economic Development plan. The millions of dollars generated from the parks alone should be enough to fund at least a handful more deputies. Thats because under Economic Development the tax payers wont have to pay higher taxes any longer. Savoie and Daniels have pledged to keep residential taxes low by bringing in the right kind of businesses. Savoie promises that since he is placed into office by the citizens of Indian Trail then his actions are accountable to them. Daniels said that he is the Great Diplomat, because he has the ability to bring people together and work jointly. Live long and prosper. *Edited and reposted.
Posted on: Thu, 28 Nov 2013 01:28:24 +0000
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