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West Hempfield Township Supervisor {_getChooseLabel(this.selections.length)}

There are 3 supervisors for each of our local townships, one being elected every 2 years. The Board of Supervisors is the legislative body of the township in setting policy, enacting and enforcing ordinances and resolutions, adopting budgets, and levying taxes. The Supervisors are responsible for planning and zoning, road maintenance, providing for fire and police protection, hiring employees, and the administration of financial affairs. They are also involved with Central Keystone COG, SEDA-COG, sewer enforcement, recreation, and other affairs affecting the health, safety, and welfare of township residents.Term: 6 years

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    Nick Dennis
    (Dem)

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    James Stuckey
    (Rep)

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    Ed Fisher
    (Rep)

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    Steve Walck
    (Dem)

Biographical Information

Why are you seeking this position (again)?

What are the major challenges you see for your township?

How important is civic engagement and participation in township meetings? Would this influence your decision making?

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Age 34
Current Job Senior Regional Housing Coordinator
Township or Borough of Residence West Hempfield
Qualifications Master of Public Health
Campaign Web Site http://westhempfieldforward.com
Facebook Page https://www.facebook.com/people/West-Hempfield-Forward/61574631670920/
The board has been Republican for a very long time, and the Dems in the township deserve some representation! I would love to create a space for more community involvement in our township governance, you shouldn't need to know the right people for your voice to be heard!
The price of housing is just too high! We are not building starter homes for young families, or smaller spaces for older folks to downsize into. Instead, we use up our beautiful farmland building drab, cookie-cutter housing developments which are far too expensive for our community.
Civic engagement is crucial because everyone on the the board of supervisors are just human. They don't know what they don't know, so the board needs to be hearing about issues from community members to be making the best decisions.
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