Now
that the deadline to file signatures has come and gone and the race for
State
Representative for District 28 is taking shape, I wanted to take a moment
to
welcome
the four Republican candidates joining me on the ballot. I believe the
next
three
months will bring a spirited debate and a renewed focus on the policies that
govern
our state.
our state.
I
believe that District 28 needs a strong, mature voice representing them at the
Capitol.
As a current councilwoman in Paradise Valley, I have worked diligently to make our
community a great place to work and live. I have been extensively involved in promoting
the town's tourism interests, which provide over 40% of the town's revenue. This past year
I led the charge to improve storm water management after so many of our residents were
affected by the storms of 2013. I continue to support our limited government model, ensuring
that we will not need a property tax any time soon.
As a current councilwoman in Paradise Valley, I have worked diligently to make our
community a great place to work and live. I have been extensively involved in promoting
the town's tourism interests, which provide over 40% of the town's revenue. This past year
I led the charge to improve storm water management after so many of our residents were
affected by the storms of 2013. I continue to support our limited government model, ensuring
that we will not need a property tax any time soon.
I
have always believed that a state representative should have a well-rounded
resume.
It takes real-world experience and commitment to tackle the problems facing everyday
Arizonans.
That is why I am extremely proud of the 18 years I spent in the information technology industry working on projects as large as the Columbia Space Shuttle and as small as moving a company
to the paperless office.
It takes real-world experience and commitment to tackle the problems facing everyday
Arizonans.
That is why I am extremely proud of the 18 years I spent in the information technology industry working on projects as large as the Columbia Space Shuttle and as small as moving a company
to the paperless office.
Finally,
I can think of no other district in the state that cares more about education
than
District 28. As a former PTO President for Kiva Elementary School and a proud parent of an
ASU graduate, I know first-hand how critical education is to the future of our Arizona workforce.
We need skilled individuals to enter the Arizona workforce, and that starts at the earliest level of elementary school and continues all the way through the university level.
District 28. As a former PTO President for Kiva Elementary School and a proud parent of an
ASU graduate, I know first-hand how critical education is to the future of our Arizona workforce.
We need skilled individuals to enter the Arizona workforce, and that starts at the earliest level of elementary school and continues all the way through the university level.
It
is going to be a fun summer talking with you, the residents of District 28. I
look forward to hearing your thoughts on what you want from your state
representative, and I will work very
hard to gain your trust and vote.
Thank you,hard to gain your trust and vote.
Mary Hamway
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