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Columbia City has always been my home. I went to school
here, grew up here, and practiced law here.
For 38 years I have been married to Kay who is
President of Passages Inc.
We have raised our family here and are proud to
call Columbia City our home town. Prior to becoming
Mayor I was an attorney and businessman and worked with
communities all over the U.S.
I worked with libraries, schools, daycares,
rehabilitation facility and recreational groups to help
achieve success.
My task is to lead Columbia City into a better
future while preserving the best from our past.
I truly believe Columbia City is a great place to
live, work, and raise our families.
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e-mail:
jfleck@columbiacity.net
Office: 1-260-248-5111
Fax: 1-260-248-5105
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Clerk Treasurer
Rosie Coyle |
I am serving my 6th term as City Clerk Treasurer and
have worked for the city since 1965. I understand the
need to have knowledge of the City and the functions
related to this position. I love working with people,
which is a must in this capacity. The Clerk Treasurer is
responsible for the millions of dollars of funds
generated through the Civil City and the Utilities
Departments, which means you need to be trustworthy and
loyal to the job. I enjoy the position and will continue
to serve the citizens to the best of my ability.
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E-mail:
rmcoyle@columbiacity.net
Office: 260-248-5100
Fax:
260-248-5105
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Council President
Walt Crowder |
I’m starting my second term as Northeast City
Councilman. In the past 4 years I’ve held the position
as Council President and a representative for the City
on the Solid Waste
Board. This year I’ve been elected as
Council President and a member of the Board of Works. I
enjoyed representing the Northeast District by taking
your ideas and concerns to our City Council and Mayor.
Being a Councilman, I will continue to focus on managing
cost, keeping a balanced budget, in addition keep using
technology to enhance City services and communication. I
feel we need to be proactive in our leadership to
address any upcoming decisions, basing our decisions on
facts and common since. Columbia City’s biggest
challenge is to upgrade its infrastructure to separate
wastewater and rain water into separate drainage
systems, or look at other solutions to meet the states
requirements.
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Email:
wcrowder@columbiacity.net
Office: 260-248-5100
Fax: 260-248-5105
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Councilman
Don Sexton |
This will be my second opportunity to serve the citizens
of Columbia City. As your councilman for the Northwest
District I will focus on your city budgets to keep
spending and cost in line while at the same time working
to keep the services you expect and deserve. I believe
in an open and representative government. I will bring
your ideas, complaints and concerns to your
Mayor and you're Council. Columbia City has a
very bright future and I am privileged to serve as your
representative.
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Email:
dsexton@columbiacity.net
Office: 260-248-5100
Fax: 260-248-5105
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Councilman
Dan Weigold |
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Email:
dweigold@columbiacity.net
Office: 260-248-5100
Fax: 260-248-5105
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Councilman
Roger Seymoure |
I am very pleased to be serving the citizens of Columbia
City on the City Council as the representative from the
Southwest District. We will be faced with many decisions
regarding our city. Maintaining and enhancing our
infrastructure, attracting new businesses to our
community and controlling the cost of our services will
be a few of the issues we will face. With a background
in accounting, I will work to provide the best value for
our tax dollar to our community when making these
decisions.
I look forward to hearing from citizens with new ideas
for our community. Your input will be greatly
appreciated.
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Email:
rseymoure@columbiacity.net
Office: 260-248-5100
Fax: 260-248-5105
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Councilperson
Nicole Penrod |
I am pleased to have been elected to my first term to
serve on City Council for the Southeast District.
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Email:
npenrod@columbiacity.net
Office: 260-248-5100
Fax: 260-248-5105
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