My Focus as Your Orem City Council Member

A new competitive era is upon our nation, state, county and city.  The city will need to work together as a community to compete for jobs, resources and above all preserve our neighborhoods to give Orem citizens and families the opportunities they want and deserve.

I will focus on:

1. Family-Friendly policies and positions, beautifying and preserving neighborhoods and controlling impact of traffic flow and roadways in our neighborhoods.   With Orem’s increased population and growth of Utah Valley University the city must work with UDOT, UTA, BRT and the University to control traffic patterns and flow in our neighborhoods when expanding roads and freeway access and while doing this preserve our neighborhoods.

2. Organizing UVU, BYU, Alpine District and Orem efforts in growth, expansion and education.  We have trained, educated talent leaving our area that should be used for business growth and prosperity in our community.  This can be done by internships, business opportunities and exposure to the business climate within the city.

3. We must keep Orem’s Public Safety on top.  Utah’s best police officers and fire fighters must have the latest technology, facilities and training to keep ahead of crime trying to infiltrate our community. Protecting Orem citizens and business will be a top priority.

4. Developing Cultural Arts to compete on the same level as any programs or facilities in Utah.  We have a strong base within Orem.  SCERA, Hale Theatre, and Timpanogos Story Telling to name a few should be developed and supported to increase state and national exposure for their events and activities.

5. I will carefully manage city resources to avoid tax increases for our Orem citizens.  The City of Orem is a large business supported by business and citizens and I take this responsibility seriously.

I invite you to call me, email me, and view the rest of my website at www.brentsumner.com for the details about my vision for Orem.


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