Infrastructure
Within the city of Prince George, our infrastructure has been a concern for a while. Outdated electrical, unsafe conditions, and decaying pipes have all led to problems for both homes and businesses within the city. It is my firm belief that the city must be vigilant against the dangers posed by procrastinating on updating our cities buildings.
Updating our City for a New Decade.
Fireproofing our Businesses
Over the past few years we have had some problems with local business's burning down, whether from criminals stealing copper wire or from the wiring itself being outdated, we need to address this before our city suffers anymore from this.
Patrolling our City
Break-ins and theft has been rampant throughout Prince George, along with vandalism plaguing a lot of our small businesses. Active patrols will discourage this sort of behaviour and allow us to catch some of the perpetrators.
Keeping Roads Safe
Road work, snow-clearing, and pothole repair are vital for keeping our roadways intact and safe to drive, especially around job sites, alongside businesses and schools.
Renewing our Municipality
Lastly, we must make sure our current buildings are safe from internal disaster as much as external disaster, bringing awareness to not only local home owners but business owners and helping to alleviate the burden of disaster.
Solutions
Where we Work, Live and Play.
The solutions we must employ can only be possible if we budget, plan correctly and act accordingly. Using several grants that are accessible not only through provincial channels, but also federal, we can manage to make Prince George not only safer, but stronger. If we are offered help, we should take it. Let not our pride keep us from improving, from allowing us to live better and with security. Precisely, that is what I advocate for, and that is what I shall achieve.