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Campaign Phone
5706560023
Education
High school graduate
Current Occupation
Paving and excavating
Qualifications for Office
23 years of municipal government experience, 36 years of emergency services experience
Transparency, honesty and truthfulness .
We must govern for best out come for our residents, businesses and visitors concerns.
I am the ONLY candidate with 23 years of municipal government experience, 36 years of emergency services experience.
I also am the ONLY candidate that stood up for our residents , business owners and visitors with the board of supervisors for their power grabbing Fire Ordinance that forced a 93 years old organization out of service for almost 3 years.
I am a past Emergency Management Coordinator for the township, also a past elected Township Auditor
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Campaign Phone
5704606799
Campaign email
kimolizarowicz@gmail.com
Education
Bachelors of Science with a double major in Regional and Urban Planning and Environmental Studies. Masters of Education in Secondary Education with a Teaching Certificate in English.
Current Occupation
Educator
Qualifications for Office
Kim’s love for the Poconos runs deep. Kim worked as a Zoning Officer for Tunkhannock Township giving her experience in the day to day operations of a township & the inner nuances of the Pennsylvania Municipal Code. She served as the campaign coordinator for the 1st Monroe County Open Space Initiative of which many of the protected spaces of Tobyhanna Township including the Austin T. Blakeslee Natural Area, the Thomas Darling Preserve, and the Pocono Bike and Hike Trail exist as a result of that Open Space referendum. She served as a member of Tobyhanna Township Planning Commission. Currently an educator, she helps prepare future generations to be kind and responsible humans.
A Tobyhanna Township Supervisor should serve as the voice of the residents of the township and not act for their own person gain or interest, serving as a voice of calm and reason. Being transparent with the inner workings of the township including fire and police protection, short term rental enforcement, and the level of planning put forth to protect our township from warehouses and other intensive development is an absolute must. A supervisor should find ways to encourage community involvement by hosting events at our local parks, by promoting other local organization events, and to serve as champions of our youth organizations, their families, and our residents. We should find ways to assist our existing small businesses and encourage other small businesses to set up shop in the township. We need to protect our natural resources and preserve our small town character while balancing positive economic growth. Let Kim Briggs Olizarowicz will be your voice.
