Charter Reform is complicated. So, we’ve produced a series of videos to help all of us understand. There are videos featuring some folks you may know and there are Charter Reform 101 Explainer Videos.
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The headlines say it all!
A host of former elected officials know what we know–Charter Reform just makes sense.
Your friends and neighbors say it simple–VOTE YES FOR CHARTER REFORM!
Don’t forget–FLIP OVER YOUR BALLOT!
Debunking the Opposition
Wasteful spending. Furniture left in the rain. But, we have to cut the Rec. Program
It’s Time to Trust the Voters
Charter Reform 101
It Will Save Hard-Earned Taxpayer Dollars.
Real Representation
What are Wards All About?
Charter Transition costs are simple–the City Council is already paid, the Implementation Committee are volunteers and the legal work–that’s what the City Attorney is for. Don’t be mislead.
Could We Have Avoided Budget Cuts With a Professional?
Citizens Speak Out for Charter Reform
Former Mayor Joanne Yepsen makes it clear why we need Charter Reform.
Alexus grew up in Jefferson Terrace. She knows how important the City’s Recreation Program is to our youth.
Ron Kim, CommonSenseSaratoga co-chair, at the Charter Reform Campaign Kick-off on Thursday, September 10th.
Julie Cuneo, CommonSenseSaratoga co-chair, at the Charter Reform Campaign Kick-off on Thursday, September 10th.
Former Public Safety Commissioner Chris Mathiesen agrees–it’s time for the Commission Form of Government to make way for a more open and responsive City Hall with professional management, a stronger Mayor and neighborhood representation.
Capital District business owner and Saratoga Springs resident Tony Krackeler speaks out about the need for accountability, real representation and transparency in City Hall.
Saratoga Resident and Skidmore Professor Minita Sanghvi talks about her time in Greensboro, NC and how their city manager/strong mayor/city council form of government brought prosperity to the city. She also is quite clear about how our present form of government does not represent the people.
Mitch Cohen has lived here for just over a year–he’s gotten the lay of the political land quite quickly. It’s who you know not how can we help you.
Otis Maxwell talks about the hoops he needed to go through just to move here!