Politics & Government

Meet the Republican: Tom Lombardi

A look at Tom Lombardi, Republican candidate for Southington Town Council.

"Meet the Candidates" is a feature on Southington Patch designed to help you get to know your local candidates before you take to the polls this November. Each profile was submitted directly by the candidate. 

Take a moment to review each profile so you can be informed and prepared when you go to the polls on Nov. 5, 2013.

This week, we are looking at the Southington Town Council candidates.

Name: Tom Lombardi
Age:
28
Party, Board Seeking:
Republican, Southington Town Council
Occupation, if applicable:
Accountant/Controller for Centerplan Development Company
Political Experience:
Currently on the Planning and Zoning Board of Appeals

Why did you run for office? 
To give back to the community and serve the people and to be a part of moving Southington in the right direction for generations to come.

If elected, what would be your primary areas of focus? 
I would focus on making Southington an affordable place to live by keeping taxes low and looking for ways to increase our tax base through smart economic development. 

What do you feel is the biggest issue facing Southington today?
Maintaining our fiscal responsibility and our character of the town in tact. It is important to fully understand the long-term effects of our decisions and not focus solely on short term results.

What skills do you have that you could bring to the community?
My professional skills as an accountant has taught me that relationships, teamwork, and hardwork are essential to the success of any organization.  I will bring these traits to the Council to ensure we are always working in the best interest for the citizens.

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