The upcoming Hendersonville alderman election is drawing near, and Main Street Media of Tennessee is introducing the candidates running for Wards 1, 3, and 4. In Ward 1, incumbent Andy Bolt and challenger Russ Edwards are vying for the position. Bolt, who has served as alderman for eight years, emphasizes the importance of balancing growth and preservation in Hendersonville. Edwards, a newcomer to politics, is focusing on fiscal responsibility and community engagement.
In Ward 3, incumbent Peg Petrelli is facing off against challenger Michael R. Taylor. Petrelli, who has served as alderman for four years, is focused on infrastructure improvements and public safety. Taylor, a business owner and community advocate, is prioritizing economic development and smart growth strategies.
Lastly, in Ward 4, incumbent Steve Brown is running unopposed for re-election. Brown, who has served as alderman for six years, is focusing on enhancing quality of life for Hendersonville residents through job creation and infrastructure enhancements.
Each candidate brings a unique perspective and set of priorities to the table, promising a diverse range of ideas for moving Hendersonville forward. The residents of Hendersonville will have the opportunity to hear from the candidates at upcoming forums and events leading up to the election.
As the town continues to grow and evolve, the choice of aldermen will play a crucial role in shaping the future of Hendersonville. Stay tuned to Main Street Media of Tennessee for more coverage of the alderman election and to learn more about each candidate’s platform and vision for the town.
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