Water Security, Capacity & Cost
Growth decisions must start with demonstrated water capacity and a clear understanding of who pays.
Read my position →Troy Athmann for Firestone Trustee
Clear decisions. Independent judgment. Accountable follow-through.
Choose an issue to read my position and the approach I would bring to the Board of Trustees. Each page has its own link you can share.
Growth decisions must start with demonstrated water capacity and a clear understanding of who pays.
Read my position →Match growth with the water, roads, utilities, public safety, and services needed to support it.
Read my position →Show up prepared, work through disagreement, make clear decisions, and follow through.
Read my position →Look beyond rooftops to jobs, services, the tax base, and long-term community value.
Read my position →Keep day-to-day services understandable, accountable, and connected to residents’ experience.
Read my position →Neutral pending more evidence: evaluate public-safety value, regional capability, data protections, and routine auditing.
Read my position →Rank investments by combined value, pursue lower taxes and fees, and make decisions and results publicly visible.
Read my position →Make maintenance plans visible, evaluate signal performance, and continue neighborhood patrols.
Read my position →Balance homes and businesses, encourage community character, and explore more attainable starter-home ownership.
Read my position →Clear Board intent, responsible operational latitude, meaningful performance reporting, and continuous learning.
Read my position →Use the pause to reassess results, compare business cases, and explore alternative revenue streams and funding methods.
Read my position →Reassess the business case, develop useful phases, and require partnerships that clearly benefit the town.
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