Cassidy is candidate for Legislature
Kathleen Ryan Cassidy, a lifelong Trojan, plans to run on the Democratic candidate for District 1, which encompasses the city, and hopes to try and find ways to make county government more efficient.
“I would like to evaluate the work of the Legislature through the eyes of an ordinary, everyday citizen and will be committed to reducing costs, creating efficiencies, and adding ‘green’ initiatives wherever possible,” said Cassidy.
Cassidy currently works as the coordinator of human resources in the Ballston Spa Central School District and formerly worked as a speech-language pathologist at the Rensselaer County Health Department before running her out private practice for nearly 15 years. She also has been involved in activities and parent groups with the Troy School District for more than 20 years, an active member of the Troy Booster Club, and is currently serving as chair of the Troy Educational Pride Foundation.
“I look forward to running a positive campaign focused on my ability to represent the residents of Troy," said Cassidy. "I am eager to work toward creating a more efficient government and reducing the tax burden we face in these challenging economic times.”
5 Comments:
It's very refreshing to see an everyday person running for this. Someone who will be there for us, not for political gains. Way to go, Kathleen! I'm glad to see you're running!
Well I certainly wish Kathleen the best on seeing the forest from the trees. Not likely though.
just wondering if Ballston Spa school district gets federal monies, they will have to forfiet such funds due to Hatch Act violations if she runs in a partisan election. Just food for thought.
Not how that works, Anonymous. The Hatch Act is so over quoted and so misunderstood that you do nothing but embarrass yourself when you try to sound intelligent.
Kathleen:
Congratulations on your HUGE primary win! Good Luck in Novemeber.
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