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Exercise Your Right to Vote!
Monday, October 25th, 2010, is the date that
City of Quinte West residents go to the polls to elect their Mayor, City
Councillors and school board Trustees. By voting, you are not only exercising
your democratic right, but you are also ensuring your support for those
candidates who share your vision for your community and neighbourhood.
By voting for a candidate for Mayor and
Councillor, you are helping to set the future direction of the City of Quinte
West. The City provides the day-to-day services you count on. City Council
decides how your property tax dollars are spent and establishes the level and range of municipal services available in your community.
Voting for your school board Trustee is also important. Trustees decide how best to meet the needs of
Quinte West’s students by administering the building and maintenance of schools,
hiring the teachers and staff needed to run them, and authorizing spending on
educational programs and initiatives. That’s why it’s important to
vote.
Visit our voter information page to find out how you can exercise your
right to vote and participate in the 2010 municipal elections.
As a candidate for your City Council or
local school board, you will have an opportunity to draw citizens’ attention to
certain issues, and to introduce them to your ideas and vision for our city. You
will learn more about your community and more about yourself. By putting your
name forward as a candidate you can make a difference!
Check out our candidate information page, where you can learn more about running
in the 2010 municipal elections.
Are You Interested in Working as an Election Official?
If you are interested in working as an
Election Official during the 2010 Elections, please download and fill out the
following form and return to Virginia
LaTour, Deputy Returning Officer, 613-392-2841 Ext 4422.
Need
More Information?
Contact Virginia LaTour at
613-392-2841 Ext. 4422 or Jane Mielke Ext. 4429 with your general questions and inquiries, Monday to Friday,
8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
City of
Quinte West
7 Creswell
Drive
Trenton, ON K8V
6X5
Returning Officer:
Donnalee Craig, City
Clerk
Deputy Returning Officer: Virginia LaTour, Deputy City
Clerk
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