Serving my fellow citizens has been a passion of mine for quite some time now. It began with a 4th grade class presidency, carried on through high school student council, and lasted throughout my college years as a student senator. My experience as a public administrator for the largest county in the state along with my vested interest of raising a family within the City of Bryant, has culminated in my decision to seek elected office. After prayerful consideration and family discussions, I have thrown my hat in the ring to serve the constituents of Bryant’s 4th Ward as Alderman
As you may know, my career as a public administrator has entailed developing and administering youth and environmental programs for Pulaski County Government. My work with local government began with an ACT program that helped students gain admission to college. I also implemented a summer internship program to prepare students for work in the public and non-profit sectors. Currently, I administer a $3.6 million program which focuses on the redevelopment and revitalization of contaminated properties.
These programs are successes because of the needs they meet and the partnerships that make them happen. My hope, as alderman, is to bring the same approach to meeting the needs of the citizens of Bryant’s 4th Ward.
My platform is as follows:
1) To implement a streamlined process of hearing and addressing citizen concerns
2) To implement innovative and cost effective ways for Bryant City Government and Bryant’s citizens to “go green”
3) To develop the necessary partnerships which will nurture the planned growth of the City of Bryant
As you can see, I am excited at the possibility of serving the people of this great city. But before I can serve, I must conduct a very effective campaign.
To be successful in this endeavor, it will take a very strong and dedicated grass roots organization. I believe voters in this district will step forward with my family in a united volunteer effort. As you may have guessed, my wife has been hard at work designing flyers and building winning strategies of her own. She has volunteered to help knock on doors and place yard signs throughout the ward.
With hundreds of pamphlets to purchase and a couple hundred yard signs to order, I will need your help. I am turning to the people who have known me the longest, who know me best, and humbly invite you to get involved in my campaign and help make a difference.
Your contribution, made payable to “O’Bryant for Bryant City Council” will give our campaign a tremendous boost.
Your gift of $10, $25 or $50 will help me raise the money I need to successfully run this campaign. Our goal is to raise $1,000.00 by October 1st, and I humbly ask for your support.
Thanks in advance for your encouragement, generous support, and prayers. Jacqueline and I are both grateful for your friendship and wish you many blessings!
O'Bryant for Bryant
P.O. Box 964
Bryant, AR 72089-0964
