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LARRY WASSERMAN — Republican challenger
Experience: Member of West Bloomfield Cable Advisory Board; member and technical adviser to
BRUCE EPSTEIN — Republican challenger
Experience: Member of the National Society of Tax Professionals and vice president of Orchard
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Greater West Bloomfield Chamber of Commerce board of directors.
Goals: Develop after-school programs for youth; widen Orchard Lake Road and turn Maple Road
into a boulevard; have affordable housing for senior citizens.
On the fierceness of West Bloomfield's primary elections: "We're residents of West
Bloomfield; we have to get rid of labels and work toward something, not against."
For treasurer (one 4-year term — primary winner will run unopposed in November)
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For supervisor (one 4-year term — primary winner will run unopposed in November):
JEDDY HOOD — Republican incumbent
Experience: Former West Bloomfield Township Board of Education member; member of the
West Bloomfield Telephone Group; chairman of West Bloomfield Cable Advisory Board's Cable
Television Technology Committee.
Goals: Improve communication between residents and government; publicize town-hall meetings;
road improvement; standardize computerization program; coordinate cost-effective programs.
On the relationship between government and residents: "They treat citizens like they're on
the back of the bus. We are taxpayers and citizens; we should be the first passengers."
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DENISE HAMMOND —Republican incumbent
Experience: Member of Oakland County Association City, Village and Township Treasurers Board
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Crest Estates Association.
Goals: Use taxes in the wisest way; keep money in long-term investments; establish a portfolio
that's appropriate to what the town needs; reduce tax paperwork.
On why he is running: "There are so many things wrong with the way the office is run now; I can
help it."
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of Directors and Michigan Treasurers Association of the United States and Canada.
Goals: Use bar-code system for tax payments; set up a central computer screen that would give ac-
cess to information between different township departments.
On why she feels she is the best candidate for the job: "I understand the complex decisions
involving investments and banks. Experience really helps."
For trustee (four 4-year terms — four top Republican vote getters and Democrat Stu-
art Brickner will appear on the November ballot):
STUART BRICKNER — Democratic challenger (running unopposed in the primary)
Experience: Member of American Cancer Society board of directors and Oakland County Democ-
rats executive board; representative of Southeast Michigan Council of Governments (SEMCOG).
Goals: Make Maple Road a boulevard and widen Orchard Lake Road; make sidewalk paths around
the community; keep tax dollars down.
On the possibility of changing his party affiliation like former-Democrat-turned-Re-
publican Michael Schwartz: "My feeling is that a leopard can't change its spots; being honest
about my affiliation is more important than running as a Republican."
RAYMOND HOLLAND — Republican challenger Mr. Holland, an incumbent trustee since 1968,
did not respond to repeated calls.
DEBBIE MACON — Republican challenger
Experience: Treasurer of Bloomfield Hills Board of Education; Recreation Community Services
Commission; West Bloomfield Schools Community Education Central Advisory Council member.
Goals: Work with Oakland County Road Commission to provide better roads; develop recreational
programs for township's seniors, youth and families; make public safety department more effective.
On what skills she offers to the job: "I know how boards work. I can listen in a cooperative
manner, and I'm energetic and enthusiastic."
MICHAEL SCHWARTZ— Republican incumbent
Experience: Former member of the West Bloomfield Wetlands Review Board and former president
of the West Bloomfield Lakes Community Association.
Goals: Protect woodland and wetland areas; lower taxes; create a ring road around the township.
On why he is a good presence on the board: "I represent the community at large, and I can
empathize with minorities like the Jewish people, Chaldeans and African-Americans."
MARC SHULMAN —Republican incumbent
Experience: Member of the Executive Committee of the 11th Congressional District; chairman of
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Goals: Make road improvements like putting cameras on traffic lights and widen Orchard Lake
Road; find facilities for children to go to in addition to the recreation-activities center; preserve open
spaces; improve governmenVresident communication.
On his vision for West Bloomfield: "I want to combine our human and natural resources so the
quality of life will improve."
DAVID TURNQUIST— Republican challenger
Experience: Chairman of the West Bloomfield Township Zoning Board of Appeals and member of
the Optimist Club of West Bloomfield.
Goals: Establish activities for senior citizens; improve road conditions with the Oakland County
Road Commission; offer SMART buses as additional transportation for youth.
On why he is a good person for the job: "I have skills in management and team building. And
with these assets, I can improve processes and deal with concerns among members of the commu-
nity."
DENNIS VATSIS — Republican incumbent
Experience: Liaison to West Bloomfield Township Woodlands Board; former liaison to township
Library Board and Parks and Recreation Board.
Goals: Preserve wetlands and woodlands areas; continue to build upscale family housing; continue
to lower millage rates.
On why he is running for re-election: "There's still work to be done in West Bloomfield, and I
want to help guide the township in the best direction.