Editorial: Voters hold the key to Williams' future
On Tuesday voters will head to the polls to cast their votes in the Williams City Council Election. Councilman John Moore faces Mayor Ken Edes for the mayoral seat. Incumbent Vice Mayor Bernie Hiemenz is attempting to retain his council seat and challenger Bill Miller is seeking a seat on council. Ultimately, voters will determine who will fill these seats.
The key to Williams' future is in the hands of Williams' voters. At the local level an individual's efforts can have profound consequences on our town. The city council makes decisions that affects every Williams resident - decisions ranging from specific measures including zoning variances and parking restrictions, to broader issues such as economic development and permanently alleviating water shortages.
All four candidates should be commended for the commitment they have made in seeking office to serve their community. Thus far, all four have maintained clean campaigns and no one has resorted to mud slinging. All four have made it clear that he has only the best interests of the community in mind.
If you didn't attend the candidates' forum in February or read the profiles featured in the News, it's not too late to become informed. Become acquainted with the candidates by reading their profiles online at our Web site, williamsnews.com. All four candidates have been highly visible recently and welcome your questions. Ask the candidates where they stand on issues that affect you. Cast an informed ballot on Tuesday. Who will sit on the Williams City Council is ultimately up to you.
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