The 21-year resident said if re-elected he will continue researching and updating the village’s financial situation to make sure the administration is spending only within its means. In addition, he promises to establish a development plan with an emphasis on a “right track/wrong track” review process and work to secure additional grants beyond the $227,000 awarded this summer.
“Both in business and elected service, I have been able to prove myself an exceptional communicator with a consultative interactive style, strong negotiating skills, exceptional problem solving abilities and a keen constituent needs assessment aptitude,” Hamercheck said. “I aggressively identify opportunities, develop focus and provide both tactical and strategic solutions.”
- Simon Husted, The News-Herald article from Oct. 24, 2013
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