Mike Lesperance on top priorities for Nunda Township: Drainage, drainage, drainage. My idea of leadership is to plan ahead

Rob Parrish: With my 45 years of experience in asphalt paving and 38 years of experience in snow removal, I believe I can meet the needs of the Nunda residents by utilizing my skills to work collaboratively to develop “true” need-based budgets

Gregory A. Hanson: After eight years of discussion and planning about the Route 47 project, the City of Woodstock should have a well thought out and executable plan ready to go on Day 1

The original development plan for Riverwoods was approved many years ago, and the current proposal now includes a section dedicated to townhomes. This updated plan prioritizes environmental sustainability by integrating a greater percentage of greenspace.

Lou Ness: The single biggest missing in Woodstock is a decent hotel. Several times when I have hosted family events, I have sent people to other communities as the local hotels have not worked out very well

Joseph "John" Puzzo: City should only be able to ensure traffic movement during construction, including alternate routes to be available if both lanes are shut down simultaneously.

Bob Seegers Jr. on a top priority for Woodstock: Tax load on residents - Only authorize spending on necessary infrastructure and operations/city services and not on any items that don’t benefit “the majority” of residents

Joshua Fourdyce on a top priority for Woodstock: Infrastructure - When I started working for the City in 2004, the plan to widen Route 47 was referred to as “5 years away.” 21 years later it still hasn’t happened

Theo Dice: Having visitors stay closer to downtown will help with the overwhelming traffic during the city’s busiest events and it will boost the revenue of our small businesses