Montgomery Says 'City Needs New Blood' in Mayoral Bid
by Denny Gomez, Radio Elk Grove Special to Elk Grove News Is Elk Grove at a Stand-Still? That's the view of Mayoral Candidate LaWanna...
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by Denny Gomez, Radio Elk Grove
Special to Elk Grove News
Is Elk Grove at a Stand-Still? That's the view of Mayoral Candidate LaWanna Montgomery. But does Montgomery have what it takes to move us forward?
Hear all her views and qualifications from RadioElkGrove.
We've seen already what they can do. Now it is time to see what 'new blood' can do.” - LaWanna Montgomery
In her third attempt at city office, Mayoral Candidate LaWanna Montgomery feels she has a good chance of becoming Elk Grove's next mayor
According to her statements in a today's interview, Mongomery says her vision is to see Elk Grove become a “one-stop shop” for citizens.
“I pose the question: 'Does Elk Grove have everything we need?'”, Montgomery said. “I believe we need more.”
Montgomery stated the need for fifty-thousand new, living wage jobs and additional services to achieve her aims, echoing the statements of many other candidates. Her plan for achieving her goals is to bring people together. “I'm a team player,” Montgomery said, “ a person who works with everyone well and believes in getting something done.”
But Montgomery feels the city is stuck. “I believe...there's always a selective group, the same group since [the year] 2000. We've seen already what they can do. Now it is time to see what 'new blood' can do.”
The question for voters is whether Montgomery has the background to create any meaningful progress as mayor. Besides her former campaigns for office, the candidate claimed in her interview no past or ongoing involvement in city affairs.
Montgomery cited her success and experience as CEO of the Reach Learning Center working in cities across the state as her most important contribution. “If I can do so much without it (the Mayor's office), I know I can do more with it.”
Montgomery also discussed her views on the Promenade Mall, the Sphere of Influence, and the new City Center, campaign finance and more, in the interview. You can hear the full interview.
You can find out more about the Montgomery campaign, and contact LaWanna Montgomery by calling 916-897-7538 or emailing Montgomery4Mayor@yahoo.com
Hear the complete interview here.
Special to Elk Grove News
Is Elk Grove at a Stand-Still? That's the view of Mayoral Candidate LaWanna Montgomery. But does Montgomery have what it takes to move us forward?
Hear all her views and qualifications from RadioElkGrove.
We've seen already what they can do. Now it is time to see what 'new blood' can do.” - LaWanna Montgomery
In her third attempt at city office, Mayoral Candidate LaWanna Montgomery feels she has a good chance of becoming Elk Grove's next mayor
According to her statements in a today's interview, Mongomery says her vision is to see Elk Grove become a “one-stop shop” for citizens.
“I pose the question: 'Does Elk Grove have everything we need?'”, Montgomery said. “I believe we need more.”
Montgomery stated the need for fifty-thousand new, living wage jobs and additional services to achieve her aims, echoing the statements of many other candidates. Her plan for achieving her goals is to bring people together. “I'm a team player,” Montgomery said, “ a person who works with everyone well and believes in getting something done.”
But Montgomery feels the city is stuck. “I believe...there's always a selective group, the same group since [the year] 2000. We've seen already what they can do. Now it is time to see what 'new blood' can do.”
The question for voters is whether Montgomery has the background to create any meaningful progress as mayor. Besides her former campaigns for office, the candidate claimed in her interview no past or ongoing involvement in city affairs.
Montgomery cited her success and experience as CEO of the Reach Learning Center working in cities across the state as her most important contribution. “If I can do so much without it (the Mayor's office), I know I can do more with it.”
Montgomery also discussed her views on the Promenade Mall, the Sphere of Influence, and the new City Center, campaign finance and more, in the interview. You can hear the full interview.
You can find out more about the Montgomery campaign, and contact LaWanna Montgomery by calling 916-897-7538 or emailing Montgomery4Mayor@yahoo.com
Hear the complete interview here.
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Busy stealing signs, no thanks. Go Lynn Wheat.
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