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Monroe has room for improvements
Every place I go, from the movies to the grocery store, people are stopping me to share thoughts and ask questions regarding our city. There is a strong interest in learning more. So grab your favorite beverage and let's chat.
What is the role of government?
Government should, through wise use of your money, provide for things we cannot nor should not do in the private sector. These include competent services for sewer, clean water, infrastructure, streets, proper drainage to prevent flooding and police to ensure public safety. All of these are basic services, which are paid for by the public through taxes and fees…your money.
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Ray Armstrong is a retired physician who resides in Monroe. He was a candidate for mayor in the spring election. |
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