Barry Wauldron
for Lodi Township Supervisor
Barry Wauldron
for Lodi Township Supervisor
VOTE in the August 4th Primary
Farm Council Grounds
5055 Ann Arbor-Saline Rd Building A PRECINCT 1 & 2
Why I'm Running
I've spent my career in public service and am ready for the next challenge. I've been a teacher at the high school, community college and university level. This experience will help me run meetings effectively and design informative public communications tools.
My education in urban planning and experience in zoning and assessing gives me a firm understanding of township government functions and a base for making good decisions in office. I have much to learn, but am looking forward to the opportunity with your support.
I still believe an ethical, transparent government is the foundation from which we create a civil society, get an education, enjoy health, safety, and pursue opportunity. Frome schools to roads, public safety functions, utilities, safe buildings, your township government plays a vital roll, and I want to be part of that process here in Lodi.
I'm not asking for or taking $$$ donations.
This campaign will spend less than $1,000.
Progressive Planning and Zoning for the Future We Want
Transparency, Accessibility, and Clear Communication
Protecting Our Natural Areas and Rural Identity
Support and Promote our Agricultural and Business Communities
2024 was my first run for Supervisor, and first campaign for public office. I was privilaged to join and get to know this group of caring and skilled Lodi residedents that are small business leaders, community activists and just good people.
Together we cooperated to give Lodi residents a new choice in their leadership. It was a great experience and, while some in our group won, I found out that defeating a well-known 20+ year incumbent my first time out was too much to ask. It was extremely close, and I carry that encouragement into this mid-term season. I still want to serve and am asking again for your vote.
Pictured (top row): Barry Wauldron, Finn Roberts, Eric John Roberts (bottom row): Alex Matelski, Leslie Blackburn, Steve Marsh