City of Wyoming Council Member 1st Ward
The Mayor and three at-large Council Members are elected by all voters; three ward Council Members represent and are elected by voters in specific geographical districts. Together, they adopt City ordinances, appoint members to boards and commissions, and approve an annual City budget. The City Council appoints the City Manager, City Clerk, Comptroller and City Attorney. The City Manager serves as the City's Chief Administrative Officer. Except for the purpose of inquiries, the City Council addresses administrative services through the City Manager. 4 year term.
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Kyle Brethauer
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Amy Jo Duzan
What in your experience makes you the most qualified candidate for this position?
What are the most important challenges facing our community, and how do you propose to address them?
What are your goals should you be elected and how will you work to accomplish them?
What is your position on data center development in your community?
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Age
59
Occupation / Current Position
Transportation Broker
Education
BS Administration/Marketing -Management with speech Minor
Experience & Qualifications
Business Manager, multiple education committees, great organizational skills, strong work ethic
I will bring hands on management experience, a strong record of building relationships, a practical approach to working through problems, and a reputation for listening carefully before acting. Those combined help me lead teams effectively and keep projects moving while maintaining trust.
Key Challenges are ensuring our Police, fire and emergency services have resources they need, while also being responsible with tax payers money.
My goals would be to keep our community safe by supporting well-trained emergency services and neighborhood partnerships, while being careful with every dollar. Budgets should be transparent, spending should directly serve residents needs and progress should be tracked openly so people can see results.
Data center development should be approached carefully and with strong consideration for the concerns of our residents. Noise, Public disruption, and over all impact on our community should be thoroughly evaluated before a project moves forward. Most importantly, residents should have a meaningful opportunity to voice their opinions and help shape decisions that affect their neighborhoods.
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