For too long, Alton’s infrastructure has been neglected. Pothole-ridden streets, deteriorating sidewalks, and a lack of vision have made travel frustrating and unsafe. That changes
Alton deserves better. For too long, we’ve watched our tax dollars disappear with nothing to show but crumbling streets and neglected neighborhoods. I’m Ray Strebel,
First, I want to thank the East End Improvement Association for hosting such an important event. It’s clear from the forum that Altonians are ready
Our streets tell the story of 12+ years of neglect and failed leadership—cracked roads, potholes, and a lack of vision have held Alton back. But
Potholes are more than an inconvenience; they’re a hazard to drivers, cyclists, and pedestrians. As Alderman, I spearheaded a comprehensive pavement management plan to systematically
As your Third Ward Alderman, I’ve worked tirelessly to improve our city, from restoring financial oversight to fighting unnecessary tax hikes. But we all know
