Says it's best for himself and community
Brant Burrow, mayor of Elizabethtown-Kitley will not seek a third term in the upcoming municipal election. He explained why.
Giving early notice before the May 1 to August 21 nomination period, Burrow encouraged prospective candidates to run.
Achievements under his leadership include the new Station 3 Fire Hall, increased housing permits, and strategic land acquisitions.
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