Larsen Details Platform
Larsen has lived in Prince George for 9 years and is a graduate of the College of New Caledonia’s Management diploma program.
She says she wants to bring fiscal responsibility to City Hall “The people of Prince George work hard for their money and deserve to have their tax dollars directed to the foundations and cornerstones of our community”.
She says public assets, such as the Pine Valley Golf Course, need to remain a public asset to promote healthy community living and sport.
Larsen says she says no to the Storm Water Utility, and to the Performing Arts Centre, but supports safety upgrades for the Library, well maintained sidewalks, improved access for mobility challenged residents and visitors, more bike lanes that don’t conflict with on-street parking, and fully funding snow clearing as well as effective management of fleet services.
Her campaign slogan is “Together we can.”
Comments
Well there’s a start, now we just need to see who’s pocket she will end up in. Time will tell.
Not sure what her background is but she has some good ideas. She will be one of the newbies that I will be watching.
Hi Professional, Having known Ms Larsen for a while, I predicate that she will not end up in anyone’s pocket, far too strong willed and independent minded for that, she could be an effective voice for the average working citizen. This might be an interesting election year after all the dust has settled.
Well, I for one am looking for serious change in City Hall, she may be a good change.
New blood? Appreciation of the basics; could be promising?!
All I know about her now is that she’s on EI. Other then promises, what does she have?
I stand corrected – someone will say an outright “no” to the PAC.
Unemployment doesn’t exactly inspire.
WHO is going to make fixing the aging water and sewer mains in town a priority?
Being on EI will not do much to enhance her chances. That is unfortunate.
If we vote her in she won’t be on EI for 4 years that is unless EI doesn’t consider being on City Council as having a job.
All over the map.
Why are we so hung up as to the fact that she’s on EI? There could be a good reason, and the fact that she is unemployed means she will have more time to commit to being on City Council.
Not everyone is lucky enough to never go through a lay off – I went through that earlier this year with no notice from the company other than in 2 days we were all laid off. I’ve never been through that before and it was hard to admit that I would need to apply for EI. Luckily I managed to find another job almost immediately, but not everyone can.
Anyone is better than what we have now.
Posted on Wednesday, October 1, 2014 @ 10:14 PM by peegee
Why are we so hung up as to the fact that she’s on EI?
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So far, that seems to be all we know about her. I’d like to know where she’s worked in the 9 years she’s been here. I find that kind of relevant.
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