Council Will Be Voting Tomorrow On Whether Or Not To Waste $3,500 Of Your Tax Dollars

Hello, Clarkston taxpayers!

Just a heads up to let you know the city council will be voting tomorrow (April 8, 2024) on whether or not to waste $3,500 of our tax dollars on a Pony Cycle Hawke Family Monument in Depot Park.

I recently wrote a post regarding what I learned about the Pony Cycle and how the Hawke family treated its Clarkston employees. You can find that post here.

If you’d prefer your tax dollars be spent on better things, please let the city council know how you feel by emailing them or attending the meeting in person or online. I’ve provided their email addresses below for your convenience:

Sue Wylie (Mayor)
WylieS@VillageofClarkston.org

Laura Rodgers (Mayor Pro Tem)
RodgersL@VillageofClarkston.org

Gary Casey
CaseyG@VillageofClarkston.org

Amanda Forte
ForteA@VillageofClarkston.org

Mark Lamphier
LamphierM@VillageofClarkston.org

Ted Quisenberry
QuisenberryT@VillageofClarkston.org

Peg Roth
RothP@VillageofClarkston.org

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Council Will Be Voting Tomorrow On Whether Or Not To Waste $3,500 Of Your Tax Dollars

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