East Bethel growth landscape

SUZANNE’S PUBLIC RECORD

Issues Suzanne has actually worked on

A record-based issue library drawn from Suzanne’s City Council, EDA, community, and regional service.

Across her years of service, Suzanne has returned to many of the same practical questions: what residents are paying, how land can be used, whether development is contributing enough, how City staff and consultants are directed, and whether residents have the information they need. Each issue page includes the dated public records most relevant to that subject.

Rural Land Use & Housing Options

Keep East Bethel’s rural character, with clear rules for housing types and existing businesses.

See the record on land use →

Spending Restraint & Cost Scrutiny

Question new costs before they land on the levy—equipment, contracts, consultants, and fees.

See the record on spending →

Economic Development Accountability & Business Retention

Judge the EDA by whether it helps businesses already here, not by activity for its own sake.

See the record on economic development →

Development, Parks & Trail Funding

Growth should pay more of its own way for parks, trails, and sidewalks.

See the record on development funding →

Public Safety Information & Contract Review

Residents should see what the sheriff and fire contracts actually cost and deliver.

See the record on public safety →

Council Oversight, Staff & Consultants

Council directs staff and consultants; studies are not a substitute for a decision.

See the record on council oversight →

Parks, Seniors & Community Life

Seniors, parks, and local events are part of city work, not extras.

See the record on parks and seniors →

Airport & Regional Representation

East Bethel needs a voice on noise, operations, and regional airport decisions.

See the record on airport representation →


Earlier education service

Before serving in East Bethel government, Suzanne also served on the St. Francis Area School Board and represented the district through Northeast Metro 916, giving her additional experience with public budgets, personnel, and regional governance.

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