Politics & Government

Incumbent Larry Brown Wants Return to Baldwin Council

Brown is the borough's current Public Safety chair.

ELECTION RESULTS HERE: http://patch.com/A-426t.

No Republicans are on the ballot for Baldwin Borough Council seats during May 21's primary election, but seven Democrats are running for four council seats, including Larry Brown.

Name on Ballot: Larry Brown

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Age on May 21: 69 years old

Incumbent? Yes or No?: Yes.

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Primary Political Party: Democrats

Occupation: Retired, Supervisor, Allegheny Intermediate Unit

Work History/Previous Political History: Member of Pennsylvania governor's task force, children's mental health, special education consultant; teacher; Supervisor, Allegheny Intermediate Unit; Baldwin Council for four years; Baldwin Council Public Safety Chair, Baldwin Emergency Medical Services Board of Directors; Baldwin Borough Public Library Board of Directors; Volunteer - Rivers of Steel, Phi Delta Kappa

Post-Secondary (College, Trade School, et al.) Education History: Bachelor of Science in Education and Master of Education from California University of Pennsylvania

Why Do You Want a Spot on the Baldwin Borough Council?: "To continue the forward movement of our borough. It is my hope that I have proved my sincerity in representing the people of Baldwin Borough. I'm proud that the number of paved street miles has increased and Public Safety meetings have been initiated. The mayor and the emergency management co-coordinator attended these meetings, which incorporated our police department, volunteer fire companies, Baldwin Emergency Medical Services and Public Works."

What Are the Two or Three Issues Facing Baldwin Borough That You Care the Most About and Plan to Address?: "To increase the amount of police officers by adding two officers. This will ensure not only the safety of our Baldwin Borough residents but also the safety of our police officers. Current council has increased our police department by one additional officer with the possibility of adding another. Council is attempting to consolidate four volunteer fire companies to three. This will enable the companies to be better manned and to run more efficiently and effectively when responding to alarms. Lastly, tighten our belts and keep our financial house in order."

Are You Married? Do You Have Children? If So, How Many?: "Married. Two children."

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