After 28 years on Front of Yonge Township council, Carson Massey is seeking the mayor’s seat in Mallorytown this fall
Carson Massey is running for mayor of Front of Yonge Township in the Oct. 26 municipal election.
The longtime councillor says his priorities include responsible spending, maintaining roads and services, reviewing the fire hall, and restoring a chief administrative officer role.
Massey says he wants to bring his experience to a new council, while also focusing on affordable municipal services, infrastructure, and volunteer support.
Massey adds that he wants to support local economic development and improve communication with residents, staff and firefighters.
Learn more at: https://mallorytown.ca/elections/.
Story by: Harper Cotie
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