1. If elected, what would be your top three priorities while serving on the Cedar Rapids City Council?
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2. What do you see as the top issue facing Cedar Rapids today, and how do you believe the City Council could help address it?
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3. If the city were faced with budget cuts, how would you handle doing so as a City Council member and are there specific areas of the city’s budget you would look to first for potential reductions?
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4. Housing across all sizes and income levels has been identified as a community need. What do you see as the City Council’s role in addressing that issue, and what steps if any would you take as a council member to do so?
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5. What do you see as the city’s role in driving population growth, and how would you put that into action if elected?
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6. Cedar Rapids has made several investments and partnerships over the past years as it works to address homelessness. How do you reflect on the efforts made this far, and do you believe there is anything the city should or could be doing differently?
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7. One of the current Cedar Rapids City Council goals is to be business friendly. What does that mean to you and what do you believe is the City Council's role in business development?
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8. What do you believe are the most important criteria in determining whether to offer tax incentives and how should those criteria be measured against the use of public funds?
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9. Nearly two decades after the 2008 flood, the city is still working on its flood control efforts. How do you measure the importance of those efforts and what approach do you think the city should be taking to moving the effort forward?
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