I, Pat McCarthy, am today declaring my candidacy for the Bristol Town Council, and do respectfully ask for your vote this Nov. 6. My reasons are many …
Our Senior Citizens have been …
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I, Pat McCarthy, am today declaring my candidacy for the Bristol Town Council, and do respectfully ask for your vote this Nov. 6. My reasons are many …
Our Senior Citizens have been disgraced and disrespected, property taxpayers’ dollars are being wasted, and property tax increases have exceeded 20 percent since 2013, our closed landfill has not been converted into a revenue-generating solar field, small businesses are not welcome, the Marina Expansion Capital Project (another revenue source) remains stalled, a lack of transparency and the “status quo,” my friends, are harming Bristol’s Quality of Life. Let’s review:
I have years of leadership experience, in government and business. I project-managed an award-winning Solar Panel Project, now operating for three years, at the Our Lady of Mount Carmel School. I served as your public ambassador — Solarize Bristol — at the request of the town council; EDC and Bristol Harbor Commission AC member and have advised both the Rhode Island governor’s and lieutenant governor’s offices on Energy, Emergency Management and Small Business (many of you will remember that my wife Nina (Squatrito) and I owned a small business and local favorite, the Oliver Street Bakery and Deli).
I have leadership and experience.
Patrick “Pat” M. McCarthy
4 Maple Shade Court, Bristol