Politics & Government
Actions Speak Louder than Words for Supervisor/Mayor-Elect Ron Belmont
In response to residents' wishes, the newly elected Republican team spend the day after the elections removing campaign signs.
Despite campaign exhaustion and late night polls and celebrations, Supervisor/Mayor-elect Ron Belmont and his team wanted to show residents they plan to do what they say and that their actions will follow their promises.
Accordingly, the newly elected Republican team were out taking down the election signs that residents have voiced such strong objection to.
“I’m glad to say that all the Belmont Team signs are already down right across town,” Belmont said after working with his team till well after dark.
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Belmont says he wants to hear and respond to residents’ issues quickly and efficiently. He hopes that he and his team's efforts Tuesday to respond quickly to resident's objections is an indication to all town residents that his actions will speak as loudly, if not louder, than his words as he takes on his first mayoral term.
