1. That’s why I’ve opposed plans to move our fire department to a volunteer force.”, 3.“Voters should re-elect me because I’ve been instrumental in hiring more police officers, expanding our city ambulance service, hiring additional code enforcement officers, and fixing our local roads.”. Nine candidates are competing for six seats on the Sterling Heights City Council in Tuesday's election. He was sworn in on January 15, 2019. I have learned to always look at the big picture not just the issue at hand because details are important.”. Why or why not? Like all elections for Warren city offices, the race for mayor is a non-partisan contest. Mike Taylor has lost all respect in this city. Researching and develop new ideas that improve economic growth of the city without impacting residents. She is retired and works part-time for WW (formerly Weight Watchers). Working as a team to identify the best possible solutions and offer/create alternative actions following legal guidelines. She is a retired title insurance escrow officer. Councilman Barbara A. Ziarko, 70, has served on the council since 2001. “I consider myself a Public Servant not a Politician. “Prioritize spending by making sure that we can pay for all the needed and necessary things such as Police, Fire and Roads. My name is Nick Cavalli, I am a 23 year old resident of the City of Sterling Heights and a hopeful candidate for Sterling Heights City Council in 2021. During a June 16 meeting, the Sterling Heights City Council unanimously agreed to adopt a resolution to put two proposals on the Nov. 3 ballot. “Help the elderly by reducing taxes and replace the city manager.”, 3. Incumbent Michael Taylor, 36, is seeking his third-re-election after he was initially appointed in December 2014 following the death of mayor Richard Notte. If re-elected, during my tenure the city will have more than $400 million invested in local and major roads. Without the renewed funds we will have to decrease the number of police and fire employees and close a fire station.”, 2. If the 20 Democratic candidates headed to Detroit for the July 30-31 debates are serious about becoming president next year, here's some advice: Stop in Sterling Heights. If not renewed the laying off of police and fire personnel will have a significant negative impact on all residents and businesses, to me that is unacceptable. 1. The following candidates have been endorsed by their respective Central Labor Councils for the November 5, 2019 municipal elections. “I support the Safe Streets millage. Also they will not have to get as many signatures as that ballot issue passed also. Michigan offering homebuyers $10,000 down payment assistance loan, Sterling Heights one of state's first cities to be approved to store, administer vaccines, Loved ones share memories of Macomb residents who died of COVID-19. I want to improve quality of life and make you proud to call Sterling Heights your home.”. Powered By Revize Login "I am a dedicated leader for the community. “Yes. Nine seek six seats City Council; mayor faces write-in foe, Nine seek six seats on Sterling Heights City Council; mayor faces write-in foe, By Jameson Cook I want to continue working on your behalf. Councilman Henry Yanez was appointed to fill the City Council vacant seat in January 2019. City of Sterling Heights 40555 Utica Road Sterling Heights, MI 48313 Phone: 586-446-2489 Hours Monday - Friday 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Closed daily from 1:00 - 2:00 p.m. In short we need to keep investing in our neighborhoods.”. He has 2019 Meet the Candidates City Council Forum ... Suite 100 Sterling Heights, MI 48313 Phone: 586.731.5400. Rochester Hills voters to decide council candidates in Aug. 6 primary election Rochester Post | Published July 24, 2019 ROCHESTER HILLS — Readers in the Rochester Post’s coverage area will head to the polls Aug. 6 to vote for candidates in the Rochester Hills City Council race for at-large council … He is a retired firefighter/paramedic in the Sterling Heights Fire Department. First as a firefighter, then representing the city in Lansing and now on city council. The current members of the U.S. Senate from Michiganare: To view a map of U.S. House districts in Michigan and find your representative, click here. Henry has spent much of his life involved in public service. 2 talking about this. Incumbent Deanna Koski, 78, was first elected in 1989. “Because I am a young, progressive voice, who is ready to stand up for the hard working people whose backs this city was built on, and fight for the values of the working class.”. “The 2.45 mills will start on July 1, 2020 and will last for 10 years. In the Sentry ’s coverage area, Sterling Heights voters will get a chance to reaffirm or change the makeup of the City Council Nov. 5. Profiles were only sent to candidates in contested races. My goal is to keep Sterling Heights the best place to live, work, and play by protecting our collective investment.”. I am a new voice with new ideas. People should be able to voice their opinion on the things that are not totally needed and necessary like Golden Rings and Mile Markers by voting for or against the project. I want to take your call when you have a problem and nobody else can help. served as a firefighter/paramedic and recently as State Representative She is a vocational-education paraprofessional. All six incumbents are seeking re-election. “I will bring back respect and dignity as mayor. Whether it's going door to door talking to neighbors, sharing on social media or making a financial contribution, there are many ways to help Henry win in November! Jameson Cook is a multimedia journalist at The Macomb Daily. “Yes I fully support the renewal of Safe Streets. Voters in Sterling Heights will head to the polls Nov. 7 to elect a city council and mayor. 1. Eastpointe Council. A map of the 25th District is available here. He also previously served on the Sterling Heights City Council. General Election results for Sterling Heights City Council, Millage on Nov. 5, 2019. As a candidate for Sterling Heights City Council, Henry can't win this race without your help. Councilman Michael Radtke, 34, was first elected in 2017. 2. The Chamber focuses on the needs of our members and provides programs, and is committed to serving as the focal point for the business community in Macomb County. “Sterling Heights is a forward-moving community. “The top issues are Public Safety and how we find them. “Fiscal discipline. “I support the millage renewal for Safe Streets. He has served as a firefighter/paramedic and recently as State Representative for the … Henry has been recognized for his leadership by the Alzheimer's Association, American Cancer Society, Michigan Rehabilitative Services and the Michigan Professional Firefighters Union. Implement additional communication methods that reach all residents and business.”, 3. I would love to not need this millage, but we run our city very lean and without it we would need to eliminate essential services.”, 2. I care about Police Force and Library that is a gem of Michigan. Nicholas A. Cavalli for Sterling Heights City Council If you are looking to contact a member of the Cavalli for Council Campaign Team, feel free to send us an email at nicholas.a.cavalli@gmail.com *Paid for by the Committee to Elect Nicholas A. Cavalli, 40408 Lafayette Sterling Heights, MI 48313 Kenneth Butler and Tom Hepp … "Public Safety. I promise to continue fair and unbiased treatment of all residents and their concerns, to be open to promptly addressing needs and to be transparent and honest in all I do for Sterling Heights' residents! Michael currently serves on the Sterling Heights City Council, and is … I am a regular guy and ‘Nice Neighbor’ who wants the best for Sterling Heights.”. Joe Vicari's latest eatery to open this week in Shelby Twp. I hold myself to a high standard of Consideration for all of Sterling Heights needs. Quality of our neighborhoods. Rep. Shannon raises money through a candidate committee, Friends of Nate Shannon. The need for new voices with new ideas. Paving way for Charter Amendment to approve term limits, and insure diversity of ideas.”, 3. Henry is a lifelong resident of Southeast Michigan; he grew up in “My top two issues in the city currently are the lack of affordable new housing projects, and the passage of Safe Streets. Spending on worthwhile projects is fun, but must be done well and wisely. “We need to continue funding the repair of major roads in addition to our neighborhood roads. He received the Legislator of the Year Award from the Michigan Guardian Association in 2017. 1. We also have been able to make very big strides with respect to neighborhood road repairs, but we have many more that need attention. Any form of reduction in the work of our public safety departments is completely unacceptable to me.”, 2. He is a communications consultant. We continue to compete against ourselves to be above the rest. Ms. Six City Council candidates all received between 12 and 13 percent of the vote in Sterling Heights, beating out their three nearest competitors by several thousand votes each. During the June 16 city council meeting, councilmember Barbara Ziarko nominated Dennis Hansinger to an open position on the ZBA. Incumbent Henry Yanez, 62, was appointed to the post last January to replace Nate Shannon, who was elected a year ago to fill Yanez’s seat in the state House of Represenatives. Public safety must always be our top priority. Working together has been a winning combination that produces success. The position of mayor has a salary of $125,642. Having a Police Force second to none is a priority.”, 2. STERLING HEIGHTS — Voters will soon have a chance to make the next 2021 City Council stay longer in their seats, as well as make it easier for candidates to qualify for the 2021 ballot. The forum, held Sept. 18 at Southfield City Hall, was open to the public and was sponsored by the League of Women Voters – Oakland Area. Police, Library and streets are my priorities. Vote Joseph Judnick as write-in candidate. Inform our residents when projects within neighborhoods, such as road repairs, sidewalk installation and or repair, putting hike and bike trails along their property line, etc., by meeting them in each neighborhood and explaining the project so residents are aware of what is going on and their questions are answered.”, 3. Henry has spent much of his life involved in public service. I will not allow a ‘war on Cops’ in our city. for the cities of Sterling Heights and Warren. It looks like the 2021 Sterling Heights election for Mayor and City Council will be for a 4 year term as the ballot issue passed. He remains active in the community with veteran organizations, Meals on Wheels, the Clinton River Watershed Council and the special needs community. Hello! The mayor earns an annual salary of $23,122 and each council member receives $18,721 per year, according to city officials. Nine candidates are competing for six seats on the Sterling Heights City Council in Tuesday's election. “I have served the City of Sterling Heights since 1995. I am working with Lakeside and its owners to ensure it is redeveloped into Macomb County’s premier public space.”, 3. All six incumbents are seeking re-election. “Revitalizing commercial sites with intent of blending with local residential community and improving communication methods with city residents. I am dedicated to making sure that Sterling Heights safe and offers a high quality of life while maintaining a positive business environment. 1. When the State eliminated revenue sharing 6 years ago, we had to initiate this to continue to fully fund our public safety. Each candidate was asked three questions regarding city issues. Ingham County Lansing City Council: Carol Wood (At-Large), Patricia Spitzley (At-Large), Adam Hussain(Ward 3), Jody Washington (Ward 1) East Lansing City Council: Mark Meadows, John Revitte Jackson County City of Jackson Derek Dobies (Mayor), Laura … You have permission to edit this article. My plan is to restore our police department to full strength so we remain one of America’s safest cities. That’s bad for response times and crime rates. Challenger Jazmine M. Early, 49, is an architect and language instructor. After high school, he began a career as a machine tool  electrician and has been a member of the UAW, IBEW and the International Association of Firefighters. Total Votes. Joseph Judnick, 64, owns a taxidermy/processing business. Michael currently serves on the Sterling Heights City Council, and is running for re-election!