Sabetta said she would like to focus on safety and residency if elected.
“By working with other qualified realtors, brokers and inspectors we can gain safe occupancy by revising and updating housing violations and rental inspections to keep both owner and tenant aware,” she said.
She is also interested in increasing senior care in the city by letting their voice be heard, as well as working to “promote community and business without leaving the residents behind.”
Sabetta said she is the right choice for the position because she has made a difference without being on council over the past four years.
“I am available to put forth the time and energy for this position,” she said. “My long standing council meeting attendance is a credit to my willingness to serve.”
-- Amy Popik, News-Herald article from Oct. 26, 2013
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