I have spent most of my career working in process improvement/fiscal management, and I believe those skills can be an asset for the township.Ĭurrent rules governing development in the township do not create developments that meet the needs of many residents. Navy, and 15 years working at local nonprofit organizations. I have a history of public service and volunteerism, having spent three years in the U.S. from Youngstown State University, working towards M.S. Occupation: Director of Finance & AdministrationĮducation: B.S. I am a trusted leader, completely comfortable in my own skin. I want my voters to ask themselves if they know that our Township is now better positioned than when I started over 20 years ago. Simply put, see my track record of success. Our biggest issue at present is ensuring that strong, independent, positive leadership exists, while defeating agenda oriented pretenders. What is the biggest issue that needs to be addressed?

To date, we are quite successful and I have played an integral part in making this happen.

To ensure our mission and vision of being a leading Banner Community year after year is achieved. Why did you decide to run for reelection? Political experience: 20 years in Indiana Township Occupation: Human Resources Leader and Business ConsultantĮducation: B.A. Here are responses from Krally and Miller to questions posed by the Tribune-Review: The winner of the Krally-Miller race would face Cook in November, barring any write-in campaigns. Cook is running unopposed for her party’s nomination for the District 3 seat. Krally faces political newcomer Brandice Miller for the party nomination in the May 16 primary for one four-year seat, according to unofficial Allegheny County Election Division records.ĭemocrat Emily S. Indiana Township Republicans have a choice to make when it comes to who will represent their party in the November election for District 3 supervisor. Previews for contested Blawnox and Aspinwall council races will run in upcoming issues. Editor’s note: The Fox Chapel Herald is publishing election previews with candidate interviews for contested municipal and school board races only.

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