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DAVID'S FIRST 100 DAYS
REVIEW CAPITAL PROJECTS
Take a hard look at every capital project currently approved or underway — including the town hall — what's on budget, what's not, and what actually needs to happen versus what's been added on.
Taxpayers deserve to know their money is going toward priorities that matter, not projects that got approved without real scrutiny.
REVIEW ALL THE
BY-LAWS
Go through Tiny's bylaws with a practical eye — flag the ones that are outdated, contradictory, or just don't make sense anymore.
Good governance means rules that are clear, fair, and actually serve the community.
FINANCIAL AUDIT OF ALL TOWNSHIP-RUN PROGRAMS
Order a full financial audit of every program the township runs.
Residents deserve transparency on where their tax dollars are going and whether these programs are delivering real value — not just running because they always have.
HALT COMPOUNDING TAX LEVIES UNTIL WE STOP THIS MESS
Pause any further tax increases until we get a clear picture of where the money's going and why.
Residents shouldn't keep paying more while the township sorts out spending that hasn't been properly reviewed.
TABLE TINY'S FIRST STRATEGIC PLAN — BASED ON PUBLIC INPUT PRIORITIZATION
Build Tiny's first real strategic plan, shaped directly by what residents say matters most — not decided behind closed doors.
This means going out, listening, and prioritizing based on what the community actually wants, not what's convenient for council.
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