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  • John May
  • JP Delaney
  • Rob Cissell
  • on the issues

Hurstbourne Community Vision: Building a Safer and Vibrant Community

Stone monument for City of Hurstbourne, established 1982.

John, JP, and Rob are committed to building a stronger, safer, and more vibrant Hurstbourne by focusing on three core priorities: community safety initiatives, Hurstbourne beautification plans, and local economic development.

1. Improved Resident Safety

Ensuring the safety and well-being of every resident is our top priority. We will enhance our community safety initiatives, strengthen public safety partnerships, support responsible policing and traffic control, and invest in proactive measures that keep neighborhoods secure and families protected. Additionally, we will integrate these initiatives with our Hurstbourne beautification plans and local economic development efforts to create a thriving and safe environment for all.

2. Enhanced Beautification of the City

Hurstbourne should be a place our residents are proud to call home, supported by our community safety initiatives. We are committed to maintaining and improving public spaces through Hurstbourne beautification plans, investing in landscaping and infrastructure, and preserving the clean, attractive character that defines our local economic development.

3. Economic Growth and Development

A thriving local economy benefits everyone. We will advocate for responsible development and community safety initiatives, attract quality businesses, and support local entrepreneurship—ensuring growth through local economic development that strengthens the tax base while also preserving Hurstbourne’s unique identity and advancing Hurstbourne beautification plans.

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