Lisa R. Anderson
All Democrats (vote for only one)
QUESTION ANSWERED BY ALL:
Tell voters in less than 200 words what you consider to be the most important issues facing your community and how you will address them, if elected:
Lisa R. Anderson
Age: 53
Hometown: Flint
Family: Married, Three (3) Adult Children, Two (2) Grandchildren
Occupation: Risk and Benefits Manager
Completed 35-year career with Flint Community Schools (FCS) in 2015
Political Experience: If elected, this will be my first public office. My previous experience includes participating in Board meetings, where I worked directly with a 9-member Board. Additionally, I served as President of the Congress of Flint School Administrators.
Donald E. Thompson
Education: Master of Business Administration – MBA, University of Michigan Flint. Concentration: Health Care Management. August, 2014. Master of Science, Central Michigan University. Concentration: Human Resources. August, 2001. Bachelor of Science. Concentration: Community Development/ Public Administration. December, 1998
RESPONSE: The two most important issues are financial stability and community safety. If elected, I would request the Board to take a review of all current contracts to ensure they are critical components for the Township. We need to review how and at what cost we are delivering services. It is critical to identify cost savings that may be redistributed to areas such as the Fire and Police Departments that keep our neighborhoods safe. Marsha Binelli (incumbent)
Did not respond by publication deadline
Donald E. Thompson
Age: 76
Hometown: Flint Township, 35 years
Occupation: Real Estate sales former Burger King franchisee
Political Experience: 15 years Planning Commission
Education: Associates degree in business
RESPONSE: I want to be part of a newly elected team that works for growth and prosperity in Flint Township. Security and protection of residents is foremost in my mind. We need to develop a job creating plan that keeps young people in the township.
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