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Paynesville Press - Oct. 31, 2012
Paynesville City Council |
Len Gilmore, 47, a 1983 Paynesville High School grad, has lived in Paynesville since his family moved to town in 1976, except for a stint in the U.S. Army. He serves as a member of the park and tree board and is the finance officer for the Paynesville Fire Department. He is a salesman at Yarmon Ford. He and his wife Amy have two daughters.
Why are you interested
in serving on city council?
What new ideas do you feel
you can bring to the council?
What should the city do
about the benzene pollution from the former gas station at the corner of Lake Avenue and Mill Street?
Should additional budget
cuts become necessary, what areas of spending would you target?
As funds allow, where do
you think the city could
be spending more?
What types of tax increases
(if any) would you support as a council member?
What should the community do to make Paynesville attractive from the new Highway 23 bypass?
How can Paynesville
businesses entice highway traffic to continue to stop in Paynesville?
What is the city's role
in promoting Paynesville
to Highway 23 traffic?
How important is having
a full-time police chief
to the city?
I feel it is very important; we need to have that presence. The police chief is a role model for the community and also the liaison between the police officers and the public.
What is your long-term
view for police coverage
in Paynesville?
What type of relationship
should the city council have with its employees?
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