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Voters' Guide: City of Fairborn
Information compiled by the Dayton League of Women Voters.
Candidates for Mayor City of Fairborn
Race Information:
Elect 1
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| Name: | Joan Dautel | |
| Residence: | Fairborn | |
| Incumbent: | No | |
| Experience: | ||
| Age 61, retired teacher, Fairborn Deputy Mayor, B.S. Cedarville College; M.A. Wright State University, Ph.D., Columbia Pacific Univerity; Certified Athletic Administrators' Certificate NIAAA; Board member: Fairborn YMCA, Family Violence Prevention Center, Fairborn Ecucation Foundation. President, Community Investment Corporation. | ||
| In addition to Calamityville, what would you do as a member of council to assure that the City of Fairborn is successful in attracting its fair share of BRAC related businesses and also market Fairborn as the place to live for those BRAC related employees? | ||
I would continue our strong relationship with the Dayton Development Coaliton (the link between WPAFB and BRAC-related businesses) to insure that Fairborn's deveopment opportunities are highlighted. I would initiate a coordinated, strategic economic development action plan with community stakeholders (Chamber, FCS, DFBA, CIC, developers) to achieve success in attracting BRAC-related businesses. I would maximize marketing dollars to promote Fairborn's top-notch website and community newsletter to showcase city amenities to potential residents. | ||
| Name: | Frank Cervone | |
| Residence: | Fairborn | |
| Incumbent: | No | |
| Experience: | ||
| Fairborn Councilman since 2003, Vice President Greene County Regional Planning Commission; BRAC Community Pride Ambassador; Member of the Mason Temple 754, Lion's Club, Fairborn Chamber of Commerce and MVMAA. Responsible for bringing two employers and one hundred jobs to Fairborn. | ||
| In addition to Calamityville, as the Mayor of Fairborn what would you do to assure that the city is successful in attracting its fair share of BRAC related businesses and also market Fairborn as the place to live for those BRAC related employees? | ||
As a City councilman for the past six years, I have advocated for all projects that were beneficial to the Fairborn community. My involvement with organizations such as the Chamber of Commerce and the Greene County Regional Planning Commission allows me the opportunity to be an informed supporter for Fairborn. Additinally, being a BRAC Community Pride Ambassador provides me advance insight into the BRAC process so I can anticipate the needs of prospective BRAC employees. | ||