Holiday Wishes

I hope everyone, who celebrates Christmas and Chanukah, has had a Merry Christmas and a Happy Hanukkah.  Kwanzaa ends on January 1 any citizens celebrating hopefully your Holiday was happy as well.

I have been working on my budget post since December 16, 2017.  I realize that since Delmont has avoided for the most part a major crises many citizens may think that I am making up a crises that is non-existent.  I hope that my post will explain the true problem that we have, and the budget won't be viewed as merely a subject around Election Time.  The budget is the lifeblood of our Community that has not received the attention that it demands if Delmont is to even grow much less thrive.

I ask that all citizens pray for us as there are many deficiencies in establishing the proper priorities to allow our community to live and grow.  The New Year offers many opportunities to address these issues if we exhibit the proper courage and strength to make the needed changes.

To all families I wish Peace, Health, and Happiness in 2018.  May God's Grace and Wisdom guide us and bless us.  Not only Delmont, but our Nation could use this Guidance.