Manley files to run for mayor of Harrison Hot Springs

On the topic of restoring transparency and trust, Manley endorses open government, accountable leadership and meaningful engagement with the public.

On her website, Manley says she supports sustainable tourism and economic growth so long as it preserves community character while strengthening local businesses.

Improving emergency preparedness and public safety can be achieved through proactive planning, resilience and long-term emergency planning.

Lastly, building stronger partnerships involving working collaboratively with First Nations stakeholders, regional partners, businesses and all levels of government.

“Harrison Hot Springs needs leadership grounded in experience, accountability, and results,” Manley wrote on her website, https://cassandramanley.com/. “Through my experience in senior local government administration, I understand how municipalities operate from the inside. I have firsthand experience with budgeting, governance, grant funding, strategic planning, emergency management, economic development, public communications, organizational leadership, and public administration. I understand the difference between making promises and delivering results. My experience gives me a unique perspective and the ability to work effectively with Council, administration, residents, businesses, First Nations, regional partners, and senior levels of government to move Harrison Hot Springs forward. I bring practical experience, strong relationships, and a proven understanding of good governance that will allow me to lead with confidence, transparency, and accountability from day one.”

Voters in Harrison Hot Springs will vote for their next mayor on Saturday, October 17.

by Mike Vanden Bosch

Manley files to run for mayor of Harrison Hot Springs

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