We enthusiastically support Ed Simioni for mayor.
Having both served on the Zoning Board of Appeals and Planning Commission, we know how important leadership and follow-through are. Look no further than our village’s downtown — crumbling streets, bricks pulled up throughout the business district and sidewalks in disrepair — all while the village budget is at an all-time high.
Ed will fix that. On day one, he’ll get to work paving our roads, repairing Hampton Road, restoring our sidewalks and brickwork, and finally investing in infrastructure.
He’ll bring the public up to speed on the stalled sewer project and get it moving again. He’ll stop wasting money on publicists and political favors, and instead put every dollar to work for residents.
Ed is civil, honest and independent. But, most importantly, he’s a real leader.
He’ll get it done.
Laura and Rob Devinney
Southampton Village
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