Mayoral Candidate Questionnaire
Care4Suffolk is a nonpartisan organization and does not endorse any candidate for any public office. We encourage voters to research the candidates for the upcoming… Read More »Mayoral Candidate Questionnaire
Care4Suffolk is a nonpartisan organization and does not endorse any candidate for any public office. We encourage voters to research the candidates for the upcoming… Read More »Mayoral Candidate Questionnaire
Care4Suffolk is a nonpartisan organization and does not endorse any candidate for any public office. We encourage voters to research the candidates for the upcoming… Read More »Sleepy Hole Candidate Questionnaire
As election day approaches and early voting is well on its way, it is important to have information on which to base your decision. Finding… Read More »City Council Voting Record
Suffolk’s 2018 Comprehensive Plan was adopted in 1998 and was the first of three comprehensive plans adopted by the City. Currently, the City is working… Read More »Comparison of Suffolk’s Comp Plans
Sign our petition to oppose the 2045 Comprehensive Plan Care4Suffolk has talked a lot about how the 2045 Comprehensive Plan does NOT reflect the citizen’s… Read More »CONFIRMED! Suffolk’s Future is to Serve the Port
The recent groundbreaking ceremony for the future 5-million square foot Port 460 development provides a good opportunity to remind Suffolk’s decision-makers about why a whole-city… Read More »How Much Will It Cost Us?
A few months ago, we wrote an article that questioned the amount of influence developers have had in the creation of Suffolk’s 2045 Comprehensive Plan.… Read More »Developer Influence on Comp Plan
At the July 17 City Council Work Session, Mayor Duman stated (mark 1:39:34) “The numbers are pretty impressive. When you take Ag land, conservation… Read More »City Relying on Bad Data
Sign our petition to oppose the 2045 Comprehensive Plan Suffolk’s City Council is about to vote on the new 2045 Comprehensive Plan. This plan focuses… Read More »Regional Influence to Turn Suffolk into a Dry Port
“Forty percent of the justification of any transportation project in our region today is driven by congestion. So if you don’t have congestion, you’re probably… Read More »Will Taxpayers Be Footing the Bill for 460 Development?