I’m writing to express my support for Elise Brown, and ask that you vote for her to be the next Waldo county commissioner in District 3.
Elise has served the town of Liberty in the fire service, as an EMT, emergency management director and budget committee chair. Elise’s extensive business, civic, and public safety experience, coupled with her common sense approach, provides her a broad base of experience which uniquely qualifies her for the responsibilities of a county commissioner. Equally important, is the fact that Elise is motivated to serve as a county commissioner because she deeply cares about her community.
I’ve worked alongside Elise on a number of community projects and know her to be a respectful collaborator, a dedicated first responder, and a civic leader who approaches life and work with integrity, compassion and most importantly, common sense.
Jason Trundy
Lincolnville
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