I had a personal problem with a local facility in the Village of Southampton. I called the mayor, whom I had never met, and spoke with his assistant, explaining the dilemma. The mayor called me back within less than an hour. I explained my problem again, and he said that he would accompany me to the discussed place.
He did more than that — he went himself and let me know that same day that the situation had successfully been resolved.
Jesse Warren is a genuine “go-to” guy. He listens, he understands, he acts.
I sincerely urge you, for your own security and for the good of our lovely Village of Southampton, to “go-to” your ballot box and vote for our “go-to” mayor, Jesse Warren, for another term.
Miriam Levy
Southampton
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