Typically, when we hear about winds on Marco Island, we get nervous and concerned about what bad things are about to come. Well, this time I am excited about the Winds of Change that are coming this election season.
I’m supporting Stephen Gray and Tamara Goehler for Marco Island City Council because they are candidates that are committed to respecting the residents’ concerns. These candidates understand that our island needs protection from over-development and over-tourism, especially with big changes coming just north of us in Naples.
We certainly need a change. Some of our current City Council members have neglected the basics. Instead of focusing on critical issues like clean waterways and strong bridges, some members of the Council are pushing for a taxpayer-funded tourist bus that will likely cause more problems.
We are a small island, and our infrastructure needs focused attention. It’s time to elect leaders who will focus our tax dollars on the true needs of the community rather than projects designed to line special interest pockets. The days of repeated public disrespect of the citizens needs to come to an end.
These honest, well-intentioned candidates Stephen and Tamara have stepped forward and given me and other residents hope for a brighter future. If you want healthy waterways, peaceful neighborhoods, and a Council that respectfully honor the will of the residents when spending taxpayer dollars, please join me in voting for Stephen Gray and Tamara Goehler.
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