Delaney would like to focus on three areas — safety, housing and economic development — if he is elected.
“As new technologies emerge, the city needs to be on the forefront that can bring more surveillance to our parks, streets and busy areas,” he said. “The safety and security of our residents and their property is a top priority.”
He also wants to increase property value, market Euclid’s strengths, rebuild the tax base and attract new business and residents to the city.
As a former councilman at-large, Delaney has experience working with the city administration, other council members and residents.
“I passed legislation that improved our housing stock, brought more efficiency to our Streets and Service Department, strengthened our safety forces, collaborated with local businesses, challenged tax increases and improved the partnership with the Euclid City Schools,” he said.
He is a lifelong resident of Euclid.
-- Amy Popik, News-Herald article from Oct. 9, 2013
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