No More Bonding!: LAST 3 DAYS TO SIGN!!!!!!

Thursday, July 8, 2010

LAST 3 DAYS TO SIGN!!!!!!

Interested taxpayers can sign the petition at:

Friday July 9 from 10am - 12pm Left side entrance Stop & Shop at 1160 kings highway Cut-off Fairfield

Friday July 9 from 2pm - 6pm in Front of Lucy's Kitchen 2445 Blackrock Trnpk ( Next to Swansons )

Sat July 10 from 10am - 12pm & 3pm - 6pm
Left side entrance Stop & Shop at 1160 kings highway Cut-off Fairfield
Sat Jul 10 from 10am - 2pm In Front of Lucy's Kitchen 2445 Blackrock Trnpk ( Next to Swansons
Sat July 10 from 12pm - 3pm
downtown office of Kathryn Braun, 1212 Post road across from Molto's (its on Lantern Hill- middle house, side entrance, 2nd floor name is on a sign in front and at side entrance, ample parking ignore no parking signs they are for commuters.

Many Fairfielders are hurting financially. Some have lost their jobs. Some have had hours reduced or a salary frozen. Every week another home foreclosure appears on the list of property transfers in Fairfield. Taxes keep going up. Yet on Monday the RTM approved the bonding of $350,000 for the construction of a new softball field even after $3 million was cut from the education budget, cuts to first responders equipment needs, police cruisers, fire department radios, and teachers taking no pay increases.

The RTM’s Republican majority was elected after promising fiscal responsibility. Bonding for nonessential projects is NOT fiscally responsible. Republican Majority Leader Jamie Millington called in January for the RTM to restrict spending on “quality of life enhancements” to reduce the burden on taxpayers, however he voted in favor of spending this money.* Many of the RTM members did keep their promises, working to be financially responsible and support the best interests of the majority of taxpayers. However, they were defeated and it is clear that those RTM members who voted in favor of borrowing this money - do not represent the priorities of THE MAJORITY of town taxpayers who did not want this expenditure! This referendum seeks to allow the majority of Fairfield’s taxpayers’ voices to be heard.

If you want to help get this question to a referendum check this blog for times and locations and please sign the petition!