Election Day · November 4
Jordan
Lee
for City Council
Better neighborhoods start with better follow-through.
Why vote for Jordan
A neighbor with a record you can check.
For ten years I have shown up to meetings, read the reports and asked the questions that get answers. I will bring the same preparation and persistence to Council and report back to Ward 3 every month.
Meet Jordan
Teacher, parent, neighborhood association president.
I have lived in Ward 3 for 18 years. I started with a petition for one crosswalk and learned that local government works when residents are heard early and followed up with often.
Priorities
What I will focus on
Safer crossings
Marked crosswalks and better lighting near schools and bus lines.
Clean, reliable services
Published trash and snow routes with response times residents can hold us to.
A Council that listens
Monthly listening sessions and a public log of every question and answer.
Issues
Where I stand
Affordability
Transparent property tax relief for long-time residents.
Public safety
Neighborhood-level plans, not one-size-fits-all.
Parks and trails
Keep every park open, lit and maintained.
Open government
Agendas a week ahead and plain-language summaries.
Community record
What I have already done
- 2016
Petitioned for the first marked crosswalk on Maple Avenue - 2019
Led the Elm Park cleanup, now a monthly tradition - 2022
Organized 12 public listening sessions at the library
Invented record for demonstration.
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