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Taxes and small tax base
How candidates would reduce pressure on Greenwood taxpayers while maintaining core infrastructure and services.
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One-page explainers for taxes, school safety, youth, emergency hazards, economic development, City property, transparency and downtown business growth.
July 30, 2026. Candidate list status: no official accepted candidate list was found on the City of Greenwood election page during the latest Ledge check. Current officeholders are listed for accountability tracking and are not automatically 2026 candidates.
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How candidates would reduce pressure on Greenwood taxpayers while maintaining core infrastructure and services.
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Controlled crosswalk, downtown traffic calming, heavy-truck/vehicle safety and child pedestrian protection.
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How many children live in Greenwood and how recreation, pool, parks and youth spending should be matched to real community needs.
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How the City should respond to urgent public safety concerns, including reported asbestos or structural hazards, while legal recovery processes continue.
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Clean light industry, employers, downtown businesses, marketing and tax-base diversification.
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Options to turn unused City-owned lots into housing, businesses, revenue or tax-base growth through transparent public processes.
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Public accounting for the sale price, purchaser and use of proceeds from the former Hydro building.
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Questions about who negotiated, what increases were approved and how labour costs affect future budgets.
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How candidates would pay for water, sewer, roads and asset renewal without overloading a small residential tax base.
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Road repair, speed, signage, school-zone/downtown safety and commercial-street usability.
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How Greenwood can use land, incentives and approvals to attract families, builders and tax-base growth.
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How council should publish decisions, sale proceeds, meeting records, contract impacts, candidate responses and report-card data.
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Downtown speed, pedestrian signage, business-license incentives, Chamber links and marketing for available commercial space.
Reservoir replacement, pipes, valves, leak detection, water-main repairs, road sequencing and grant/funding dependencies.