Kevin Nicholson
Name: Kevin Nicholson
Email: [email protected]
Campaign Phone: 651 226 5463
Campaign Website: mnlowvision.com
Twitter handle:
Facebook Page: mnlowvision
Candidate Bio
What style of leadership would you bring to this position?
Effective, open and concerned about spending and income.
What are your top three priorities if elected, and how might they be affected by growing uncertainty around state and federal funding?
Public safety, operations, budgets
What is the biggest challenge facing Roseville right now, and where do you see the greatest opportunity?
Affordable
How would you characterize the business climate in Roseville, and what role should city government play in partnering with the business community to attract jobs, develop the workforce, and address shared challenges?
As retired business owner Roseville has been easy to work with.
What do you view as the most pressing public safety challenges in your community, and how would you address them?
Why all the crime and sirens all day and night. Are we tough enough on these hooligans?
What ideas do you have to address housing shortages and affordability, and how do you view the role of rent control policies in that process?
Marketplace should rule prices even if rent and the cost of homes goes down so be it.
How would you improve transportation infrastructure and safety for drivers, transit riders, cyclists, and pedestrians in your community?
Not looking for plenty of neighborhood meetings and great engineers
Residential property owners across the region are feeling significant strain from rising property tax bills. How would you approach balancing fiscal responsibility with the demand for services when setting the city levy?
This is the 64,000 question where is the money going and how much do you actually need
What are the two or three issues where you believe city government is best positioned to lead — and why the city rather than the state or county?
County and City Police and wonderful streets
What does real taxpayer transparency look like to you, and what specific steps would you take to achieve it — both in terms of financial reporting and public engagement?
Local government has got to stop thinking that Roseville residence will always pay higher prices. Prove and show us the results.
Email: [email protected]
Campaign Phone: 651 226 5463
Campaign Website: mnlowvision.com
Twitter handle:
Facebook Page: mnlowvision
Candidate Bio
What style of leadership would you bring to this position?
Effective, open and concerned about spending and income.
What are your top three priorities if elected, and how might they be affected by growing uncertainty around state and federal funding?
Public safety, operations, budgets
What is the biggest challenge facing Roseville right now, and where do you see the greatest opportunity?
Affordable
How would you characterize the business climate in Roseville, and what role should city government play in partnering with the business community to attract jobs, develop the workforce, and address shared challenges?
As retired business owner Roseville has been easy to work with.
What do you view as the most pressing public safety challenges in your community, and how would you address them?
Why all the crime and sirens all day and night. Are we tough enough on these hooligans?
What ideas do you have to address housing shortages and affordability, and how do you view the role of rent control policies in that process?
Marketplace should rule prices even if rent and the cost of homes goes down so be it.
How would you improve transportation infrastructure and safety for drivers, transit riders, cyclists, and pedestrians in your community?
Not looking for plenty of neighborhood meetings and great engineers
Residential property owners across the region are feeling significant strain from rising property tax bills. How would you approach balancing fiscal responsibility with the demand for services when setting the city levy?
This is the 64,000 question where is the money going and how much do you actually need
What are the two or three issues where you believe city government is best positioned to lead — and why the city rather than the state or county?
County and City Police and wonderful streets
What does real taxpayer transparency look like to you, and what specific steps would you take to achieve it — both in terms of financial reporting and public engagement?
Local government has got to stop thinking that Roseville residence will always pay higher prices. Prove and show us the results.