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Committee to Elect Denice Traina District1 Commissioner -
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631 Bohler Ave. Augusta, Georgia 30904
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Due to the rules and regulations governing campaign finance, please include the name of your employer and occupation with donations exceeding $100.00. Thank you!The campaign to win the District One Commissioner seat has begun in earnest! I want to let you know that we have started going door to door to let folks in District One know that I am committed to representing them and that I want to hear what is on their minds.
All efforts are appreciated
* Contribute financially
* Offer to make phone calls to remind folks to vote
* Drive or walk with us to knock on doors..
THIS SATURDAY, August 25, 1pm at my house for orientation (fun stuff, really) 2pm walking with Mr. Frank Bennings
* Donate water, pretzels or other healthy snacks for the walkers.
* Participate in our upcoming fundraiser to be held at Mi Rancho on the Riverwalk.
* Offer to make desserts to be sold at the fundraiser.
SEIZE The Moment….!
The TSPLOST places a local sales tax upon us the consumer for a period of 10 years and will do nothing to improve public services. It will however provide for infrastructure needs (see the list) but I repeat will do nothing for public transit services that citizens in Augusta are begging to utilize. If you don't believe me ask former Commissioner Don Grantham.
Denice Traina
Candidate, District One Commission
First Friday on the corner of Broad St. and James Brown Blvd. (Board of Education) Sign the petition to revitalize mass transit in Augusta! Participate in her Listening Tour sharing your thoughts on how you would change the face of Augusta.
AUGUSTA, GEORGIA. Harrisburg resident, Denice Traina formally announced her intent to compete for the District One Commissioner seat on Monday April 30 at the Augusta Transit Authority on Broad St. Denice has been an active member of her community for over 20 years, received her formal education at MCG/GHSU/GRU and started the first community garden (The Harrisburg Community Garden) in Augusta!
Committee to Elect Denice Traina District 1 Commissioner
Amanda Bell - Treasurer
Years ago, we had two daughters attending Davidson Fine Arts school. The Richmond County School District bus ride was 1.5 hours long. Parents started taking time off work to car-pool their children. We contacted the city transit department and they were able to re-schedule the Washington Road bus so that it looped around to Pleasant Home Road. That one bus got 15 students to ride it M-F increasing bus revenues, increasing parents' free/work time, and decreasing auto traffic (and resulting pollution, etc.)
ReplyDeleteI met a woman who worked at a nursing home on Pleasant Home Road. She wanted to work overtime on weekends; however, the bus schedule didn't allow her weekend work. The result was loss of overtime wages for a poor woman, and decreased weekend help for the nursing home.
I rented an apartment to a Ft. Gordon soldier with medical problems. When his car broke down one day, he had no way to get to the clinic.
We definitely need to revitalize mass transit in Augusta. IT CAN BE DONE! I'm happy that Denise Traina is interested in this issue for our city.