Parker candidates discuss recovery, possible millage rate during election forum
Four candidates are running in the upcoming municipal
Candidates were asked a variety of questions by League members and the audience, which packed
"The City's pretty well broke too because of debris and stuff we've been picking up--tons of it. The only thing I can say on that is we're here to help not necessarily financially, but we're here to help you get through the struggling of getting your place back in shape," said Chaple. "We do have volunteers that will help people that can't get things done. ... It's a terrible thing if people don't have insurance. I don't know how much
A question from the audience asked if the city would be open to establishing a millage rate for hurricane recovery.
"I believe I would. I know that is a tough question and something that not everybody wants to hear but depending on how the outcome is of the percentage that the city has to pay, I think we may have to consider conversation on that," said Galbreath.
In his response to various questions, Thomas emphasized the importance of thinking about a downtown
"I look at
Barrow was not able to answer questions but did give her platform in a statement.
"I would like everyone to know that
Candidates also discussed the importance of working with Tyndall and their needs, providing community activities for residents to go to, future development and keeping the small-town feel in
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