Certain pundits want Andy Berke to offer details of the immediate actions he will take if elected mayor of Chattanooga.
We find that curious. Does Chattanooga really want a mayor who professes to have all the answers and promises to make swift changes upon taking office? Or does Chattanooga want a mayor who seeks citizen input before he begins his efforts to “Renew Chattanooga?“ Does Chattanooga want a mayor with a personal agenda or one with a community vision?
Andy is smart and yes, he is driven. But he understands the importance and power of public opinion. In fact, in his mayoral campaign, Andy is using a variety of avenues to listen to and learn from citizens. These neighborhood meetings and canvasses, phone calls, and open forums are educating Andy and giving him tools to be a smarter, stronger leader.
We do not live in Chattanooga, but we have a keen interest in the upcoming election since our personal and economic well-being is dependent upon countless public and private services inside the city limits. We encourage our friends and colleagues who live in Chattanooga to vote for Andy Berke.
Jim and Annie Hall
Signal Mountain