Ballots for the 2020 General Election Are Now on the Voter Information Page

The sample ballots for the 2020 general election are now up on the voter information page. Please take the time to look them over so you can make an informed choice before going to the polls.

Please vote in person! It is the best way to ensure your vote is counted properly and without delay.

Click on the following link to go there now:
Voter Information Page

Everyone has the right to know what their government is doing.
Transparency is expected in all government meetings and daily operations.
Everyone working in the government works for, and is answerable to, you and me.
All laws, regulations, ordinances, budgets, audits and other public records should be freely available, preferably online, for citizens to examine without special fees and paperwork before they can do so.
When municipalities seek bids for contract work, all bid documents should be available online, free of charge. Printed copies, if requested, should be offered at cost.
Agendas should be posted online a minimum of 3 days before public meetings take place allowing interested citizens an opportunity to hear discussions and offer input on matters important to them.