Deb Henry is an absolute standout on Marco Island. She is a vibrant, truthful, honest leader who will represent residents with integrity, dedication,and experience-based financial wisdom. Deb contributes so much to our community through her involvement with multiple charitable causes and volunteer hours across numerous organizations. She has decades of experience running successful, cost-effective organizations while driving positive results and delivering on commitments. Deb currently serves on Marco Island’s Audit Committee and has an in-depth knowledge of our finances. She makes decisions based on facts and research and will listen to constituents while working in a collegial manner with fellow councilors on key issues impacting our city. Deb knows our tax dollars need to be treasured and handled with great care. She will be a level-headed decision-maker and will not be swayed away from strategic priorities that better the lives of Marco residents. And she’ll be a tireless champion for our quality of life, maintaining our low taxes, and improving our water quality. Deb Henry will listen to our citizens and ensure that decisions are financially prudent and strategic. She values direct, open, frequent communications and will look for ways to unite our community and create a wonderful future for everyone who enjoys Marco Island and wants to see it grow and prosper for years to come. Deb is running for City Council to make a real difference on Marco Island. I encourage you to learn more about Deb and vote for her on November 5.
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