Saunders, while continuing to attend workshops and conferences to better understand how state and federal law changes affect the township, will work to create better relationships for Huntsburg with surrounding communities.
“I will continue to seek grants for road paving and find an economical way to provide a more stable, dust-free road surface,” Saunders said.
She also said that the coming years will likely be challenging for the township.
“As township leaders, we must work within our budget and spend tax dollars very wisely. Sometimes that means getting back to rolling up our sleeves and actually doing some of the work ourselves, like many trustees did before,” she said.
Saunders also said in the past she was “instrumental” in obtaining grants for tire recycling, and the township recreation park and gym.
“I am not afraid of hard work or long hours. I believe I have proven that in my past elected position of township clerk and fiscal officer,” she said.
-- Matt Skrajner, News-Herald article from Oct. 12, 2013
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