Will Carter
Candidate for City Council (At-Large), Cloverdale · Cloverdale Business Owner
Will Carter is a Cloverdale business owner and IT service provider. His family moved to Cloverdale nearly 30 years ago, and he later moved back with his wife to make it their home. He has been active in the Cloverdale Kiwanis Club, where he has been trusted to serve as club president, and has also participated in the Key Club and Toastmasters Club growing up. In his candidate statement he says these experiences instilled values of servant leadership and public service, and that he prides himself on hard work, rational planning, and transparent communication in his professional and community work.
In his official candidate statement, Carter says he will bring 'a unique perspective to the City Council as a young business owner, a committed community member, and an effective communicator.' He says his priorities are safe infrastructure and 'rational growth' for Cloverdale, and that he will keep an open dialogue with residents to guide his decisions on the council. His statement does not go into further detail on specific policies.
On the issues
- Infrastructure & Transportation
Says he will prioritize safe infrastructure for Cloverdale.
“I seek to serve the needs of my neighbors by prioritizing safe infrastructure, rational growth, and by keeping an open dialog with every resident of Cloverdale to guide my decisions.”
Source → - Housing & Homelessness
Supports what he calls 'rational growth' for Cloverdale.
“I seek to serve the needs of my neighbors by prioritizing safe infrastructure, rational growth, and by keeping an open dialog with every resident of Cloverdale to guide my decisions.”
Source → - Government, Elections & Democracy
Says he will keep an open dialogue with every resident to guide his decisions on the council.
“I seek to serve the needs of my neighbors by prioritizing safe infrastructure, rational growth, and by keeping an open dialog with every resident of Cloverdale to guide my decisions.”
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