Sept2011_CR CHRIS WHITING
TO RUN FOR MORETON BAY MAYOR
Chris Whiting announced recently he will be running for Mayor in 2012.
Chris Whiting announced recently he will be running for Mayor in 2012.
Cr Whiting declared his candidacy at North Lakes in front of a small crowd of family, friends and supporters.
“I believe I can change things for the better,” Cr Whiting said. “And that is why I am running for Mayor in 2012.
“I have proven I will stand up for residents. I have spoken out about the water rebate, supporting local sports, and disaster management.
“I have the experience, I have the energy. I have been a councillor for 11 years, but I feel energised and ready for the next step.
Cr Whiting outlined the three part direction he proposes for Council.
The direction includes better customer service to the community, more opportunities for the community to have a say in Council decision making, and better financial direction.
“Where is the investment in the areas that need new community centres? Where is the investment in your local sporting facilities?” Cr Whiting said.
“When you think about me as your Mayor, think about what I stand for. And that is “Community First.”
“Families in our communities, businesses in our communities, are telling me they are doing it tough.
“They want new leadership, they want things to change.
“If you want a change for better, you start at the top.
“I believe I can change things for the better,” Cr Whiting said. “And that is why I am running for Mayor in 2012.
“I have proven I will stand up for residents. I have spoken out about the water rebate, supporting local sports, and disaster management.
“I have the experience, I have the energy. I have been a councillor for 11 years, but I feel energised and ready for the next step.
Cr Whiting outlined the three part direction he proposes for Council.
The direction includes better customer service to the community, more opportunities for the community to have a say in Council decision making, and better financial direction.
“Where is the investment in the areas that need new community centres? Where is the investment in your local sporting facilities?” Cr Whiting said.
“When you think about me as your Mayor, think about what I stand for. And that is “Community First.”
“Families in our communities, businesses in our communities, are telling me they are doing it tough.
“They want new leadership, they want things to change.
“If you want a change for better, you start at the top.

