On Tuesday, Dover citizens will have an opportunity to change or not change the future of the city with their votes.
Dover is losing city employees and having difficulty maintaining and recruiting police officers, attracting more businesses, creating more affordable housing, reducing rising crime and effectively communicating and responding to citizens on issues that matter to them in a timely manner.
Our public and nonpublic schools are expressing worry about financial and safety concerns.
Delaware is experiencing some critical issues on the state and federal level.
So, be mindful of the day-to-day issues that we all are affected by, which will need citizens’ voices and voting for the future of Dover.
Cecil C. Wilson
Dover
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