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In the politically active Fourth Ward, Tracy Greever-Rice, Sarah Read,
Rick Buford and Daryl Dudley are vying for a seat on the City Council.
Development and job growth within the ward seems to be the largest
issues on residents' minds, followed closely by public safety. The
candidates, oddly enough, have unintentionally split themselves into
pairs. Greever-Rice and Read are banking on their experiences, both
civic and professional, to get them elected while Buford and Dudley
are each running as the man of the people. The election is April 6.
The candidates:
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Video responses to 11 questions on the issues:
- New sources of city revenue.
- Crime and safety in the city.
- Downtown surveillance cameras.
- Economic development incentives.
- Growth management.
- Sales tax for parks and recreation.
- Reapportioning City Council wards.
- Duties of the city's new sustainability director.
- Transparency in city government.
- Transportation needs in the city.
More information:
- City Council candidates debate development, economy issues
- Council and mayoral candidates address Proposition 1
- BLOG: 'In the interest of full disclosure...'
- Who's funding candidates in the April election?
- BLOG: UPDATE: Robertson clarifies 'Trib comments' post
- BLOG: Greever-Rice's Trib comments
- Fourth Ward candidates address development issues at forum
- BLOG: The visioning 'brand'
- Fourth Ward candidates tackle economics and visioning
- Columbia Chamber of Commerce hosts forum for city council candidates
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