Farragut North Ward Alderman Candidates
Town of Farragut positions are nonpartisan, so all candidates run independently of a political party.
Town of Farragut positions are nonpartisan, so all candidates run independently of a political party.
From electdianhall.com:
My campaign focuses on one simple idea: Our Town, Our Future.
Because Our Town means the neighborhoods we’ve built, the character we value, and the expectations we’ve set.
And Our Future means the decisions we make next—about growth, traffic, and what comes into our community.
But right now, a lot of people in Farragut are asking—are we still in control of either one? Traffic keeps getting worse, growth keeps accelerating, and too often it feels like decisions are happening around residents instead of with them. That’s the disconnect I will fix.
Priorities:
Smart Growth
Safe Neighborhoods
Better Traffic Flow
Guided By Community
Support Local Business
From electjoeyruffalo.com:
Farragut is a special place because of the people who built it, the neighborhoods that give it character, the businesses that serve our community, and the standards residents expect.
But as our town continues to grow, we need leadership that is thoughtful, responsible, and focused on the long-term future of Farragut.
I’m running for Alderman because I believe Farragut deserves common-sense leadership rooted in financial discipline, open communication, and respect for the people who call this town home.
Priorities:
Protect taxpayers.
Preserve Farragut’s character.
Improve communication.
Strengthen relationships.
Plan responsibly for the future.