Steven Mercer

Which campaign principle should be prioritized first?

Which campaign principle should be prioritized first?
Poll closed 1 year ago
  • Traffic and safety projects 1 (20%)
  • Downtown and small business 1 (20%)
  • Parks and lake stewardship 1 (20%)
  • Open government and data 2 (40%)
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Rebecca Huff MD R H
Rebecca Huff MD
Parks and trail links get my vote.
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Miranda Castillo M C
Miranda Castillo
Traffic and crosswalks should be first.
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Julia Jackson J J
Julia Jackson
Open data first to build trust for everything else.
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Public Safety and Preparedness

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Support first responders, expand community watch, and coordinate regional emergency planning.

Sara Robinson

Infrastructure and Stormwater

Published

Sidewalks, drainage, and maintenance first. Transparent project tracker and timelines.

Miranda Castillo

Responsible Growth and Zoning

Published

Update the comprehensive plan with neighborhood input. Balance housing, jobs, and green space. Predictable and fair permitting.

Julia Jackson

Civic Engagement and Youth Council

Published

Launch a Buford Youth Council, expand volunteer boards, and create an online portal for proposals.

Rebecca Huff MD

Small Business and Downtown

Published

Streamlined permits, pop-up retail and market days, facade microgrants, and parking management for downtown vitality.

Sara Robinson

Open Government and Transparency

Published

Regular town halls, clear agendas, and published meeting notes. Quarterly budget dashboards and open data on projects.

Steven Mercer

Parks, Trails, and Lake Stewardship

Published

Invest in parks, trail links, and safe lake access. Partner on shoreline safety and litter prevention.

Rebecca Huff MD

Traffic, Safety, and Streets

Published

Smart signals, safer crosswalks near schools, targeted congestion fixes, and sidewalk gap closure plan.

Miranda Castillo

Neighborhood Quality and Code Fairness

Published

Consistent code enforcement with clear timelines. Help for seniors and small landlords to comply.

Julia Jackson

Fiscal Responsibility

Published

Balanced budgets, competitive bidding, life-cycle costing for capital projects, and a reserve policy.

Steven Mercer
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