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State Rep. Salzman Commits To Become More In Tune With Century’s Needs
December 30, 2020
At a recent Century Town Council meeting, newly elected Florida Rep. Michelle Salzman (pictured standing) committed to become more in tune with Century’s needs. She said she will attend as many council meetings as possible, or send her assistant, to understand what is happening in the town. Photo for NorthEscambia.com, click to enlarge.
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9 Responses to “State Rep. Salzman Commits To Become More In Tune With Century’s Needs”
She is a compassionate and sincere woman. she will do wonders for this district, if politics and the good old boy club doesn’t interfere.
Finally, Fla Rep to watch Century Politics. Reading all past articles, I know I could help reform the town. Starting with removing the mayor.
SW is right on target.
“to understand what is happening in the town. ” Just watch Dukes of Hazzard, or study crooked Chicago politics.
Nice!!!!!
Just read past articles.
Well, I hope they plan the meetings so that they do not deliberately conflict with her schedule! Seems to me this council meets when and where they want to, and totally ignore all of Florida’s Sunshine laws. Century is NOT the product of mismanagement, it is a product of crooks being in charge!
a nice gesture, good luck lady. you have your work cut out for you.
Representative Salzman, the best way to help Century is to have the state revoke the charter and dissolve the town.