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Interview with Calif. City Council Member-Elect Jim Creighton

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Source: Mojave Desert News

CALIFORNIA CITY – The voters of California City asked for change, and they got it in the form of a re-elected council member, this change was a direct result of the Nov. 3rd mid-term election. Jim Creighton was running for re-election unopposed in his district. The Mojave Desert News reached out to the new council member-elect and asked him a few questions about issues concerning the city and what he expects to accomplish during his term as council member. MDN – Hello Jim, congratulations on your election as council member for another term. We have a few questions we would like to ask you concerning different topics so, let’s begin. First question, now that you have been re-elected, what are your three main goals? Jim –Thank you for the congratulations. My three main goals are 1. Increase revenue for theCity. 2. Stabilize the City staff, increasing numbers with the increase in revenue. 3.

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