Answers to Questions Posed by League of Women Voters

QUESTION NO. 1

1. What in your experience uniquely qualifies you to serve as Justice of the Peace?

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

WARD 1

WAYNE AUFRECHT:

NO RESPONSES HAVE BEEN RECEIVED.

_________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________

GREGORY BADEAUX:

NO RESPONSES HAVE BEEN RECEIVED.

_________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________

BILLY BRELAND:

With 30 years business experience, I have always been in a sales/service industry related position either in retail or wholesale and also my own company Breland Management LLC. In my current position as Account Manager, Custom Medical Solutions Mandeville La., I service Hospice, Home Health and Hospitals in the area providing service related equipment that affects the comfort and Quality of Life for the patients of my customers. I can bring this level of business, service, compassion and experience to the position of Justice of the Peace. I pledge to honor the integrity of the post by being a good steward while serving the residents of Ward 1 on a face to face basis where neighbors can settle disputes peacefully.

_________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________

PAT GOTTSCHALCK:

I am a fair and impartial person. I have been serving as Justice of the Peace for four years and I attended the Attorney General's training sessions. My office hours are flexible in order to accommodate the people.

_________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________

CHUCK WOHLTMANN:

I FEEL THAT MY BUSINESS, MILITARY AND LIFE EXPERIENCES COUPLED WITH MY KNOWLEDGE OF BUSINESS LAW AND CIVIL PROCEDURE HAVE PREPARED ME FOR THE OFFICE I NOW SEEK. I WILL APPLY THE APPLICABLE LAW AS WELL AS A COMMON SENSE APPROACH TO REACH A FAIR AND JUST DECISION. 95 % OF MY BUSINESS CLIENTS WERE WITH CORPORATIONS THAT WERE BASED EITHER OUTSIDE OF THE STATE OR INTERNATIONALLY. THIS SHOULD AVOID ANY POTENTIAL CONFLICT OF INTEREST. OUR COMMUNITY CAN BE ASSURED OF AN IMPARTIAL JUSTICE OF THE PEACE .

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

WARD 2

TIM GARLICK :

Besides having a personality that tries to take care of and solve everybody's problems I am very well qualified for the position having held it for eight years and having nineteen years as an attorney in general practice. I am also the author of the Louisiana Justice of the Peace Docket Book (Claitor's Publishing 2004. I also had the first website for A Justice of the Peace in the State http://www.timgarlick.com. I had the first downloadable forms in the State. I have the first free mediation program and attorney assistance program in a Justice of the Peace Court in the State.

_________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________

JUANITA MIZZELL :

NO RESPONSES HAVE BEEN RECEIVED.

_________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________

JOHNNIE SANDERS :

NO RESPONSES HAVE BEEN RECEIVED.

_________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________

DERRICK SHARP:

NO RESPONSES HAVE BEEN RECEIVED.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

WARD 3

CONNIE MOORE :

On the job experience makes me uniquely qualified to serve as Justice of the Peace. I have been a Justice of the Peace for over 20 years. I have attended every Louisiana Attorney General's Training Conference since being elected. I have never had a judgment over turned by the 22 JDC nor have I been formally disciplined by the Supreme Court. This is a full-time position and it requires someone who is available 24 hours a day. I am a life-long resident of St. Tammany Parish and I feel this give me insight into the people.

_________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________

JIM MOORMAN:

I am currently a justice of the peace for Ward 3, have a law degree (1990) from Loyola Law School, and seventeen years of civil and criminal trial experience. Having tried over 2,000 cases, I am well-versed in the laws pertaining to every type of cas e within the jurisdiction of the justice of the peace court. I have also handled numerous cases in justice of the peace courts, including evictions, small claims, and littering violations.

I have been admitted to practice in all Louisiana state courts, all United States District Courts in Louisiana, and the United States Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals and pro hoc viche in the State of Mississippi.

Regularly being in court, I learn of changes in the law often before the changes are published. I am a member of the 22nd JDC Inns of Court, the sole purpose of which is to foster professionalism among lawyers and provide continuing legal education.

I have been a sole practitioner for most of my career, and have the business skills necessary to efficiently run the justice of the peace office.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

WARD 4

FRANK DAVIS :

As my biographical information shows, I have served as a Law Clerk, an Ad Hoc Judge, and a civil litigator. My over 30 years of legal practice has given me the knowledge, training and experience necessary to successfully discharge the obligations and duties of a Justice of the Peace.

_________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________

BOB GREEN :

NO RESPONSES HAVE BEEN RECEIVED.

_________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________

SUSAN LEONARD :

Question #1. I am uniquely qualified for the position of Justice of the Peace, Ward 4 in that I have been a practicing Notary Public since 1996 in the Mandeville area specializing in Civil and Property Law. I have been a resident of Ward 4 for over 20 years. I have worked extremely hard to be not only successful in business but equally dedicated to making my community a better place to live.I have always been fair and honest in dealing with the citizens of Ward 4.

_________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________

CHIP LYNCH:

Having served for 12 years already, and having my legal and law enforcement background, I believe qualifies me for the position;

_________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________

ROB ROUYER :

NO RESPONSES HAVE BEEN RECEIVED.

_________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________

MARIE TAYLOR :

NO RESPONSES HAVE BEEN RECEIVED.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

WARD 5

RAMON FONSECA :

There are several experiences I think of, but to name one, It would be working with individuals,businesses, and organizations as a civil servant with the departments of Inspection and Code Enforcement and Community Development.

_________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________

PEEWEE KAHL :

NO RESPONSES HAVE BEEN RECEIVED.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

WARD 8

SANDRA JOHNSON :

NO RESPONSES HAVE BEEN RECEIVED.

_________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________

TRACEY POWELL:

My legal education, experience and time spent in the courtroom have prepared me well to serve as Justice of the Peace. I have civil and criminal trial experience, and now possess limited judicial experience. I am the only candidate who is a licensed attorney, commissioned Notary Public, and who has a any formal education. Aside from my exclusive qualifications, I have an even temperament, I am patient and most importantly, I listen. Listening is imperative on the bench.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

QUESTION NO. 2

2.The Office of Justice of the Peace is involved with rulings in minor civil matters and issues that affect the daily lives of citizens (and the State Legislature has just raised the limits on Small Claims Court to $5,000). How will you conduct your proceedings to accommodate the work day schedules of citizens?

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

WARD 1

WAYNE AUFRECHT:

NO RESPONSES HAVE BEEN RECEIVED.

_________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________

GREGORY BADEAUX:

NO RESPONSES HAVE BEEN RECEIVED.

_________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________

BILLY BRELAND:

To be available to the needs of the citizens and to also have night court in the evenings to accommodate their work day schedules.

_________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________

PAT GOTTSCHALCK:

Since I have been in office, I have worked hard to work with people's schedules. I have opened my office at 6:30AM and have stayed open until 8:00pm. I make myself available for Saturdays. By keeping a seal in my vehicle I can stop and do notary work for those who are shut in. I have done this many times.

_________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________

CHUCK WOHLTMANN:

I WILL MAKE EVERY ATTEMPT TO ACCOMMODATE ALL OF THE PEOPLE OF WARD 1., BY INCLUDING SATURDAY AND EVENING COURT SESSIONS AS THE NEEDS ARISE. I LOOK AT THE OFFICE OF JUSTICE OF THE PEACE AS AN OPPORTUNITY TO GIVE BACK TO THE COMMUNITY THAT HAS PROVIDED MY FAMILY AND FRIENDS A GREAT LIVING EXPERIENCE. I WILL TREAT THE OFFICE AS A FULL TIME POSITION AND WORK DILIGENTLY FOR ALL THE PEOPLE.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

WARD 2

TIM GARLICK :

As soon as I was elected I started conducting court between 4:00 p.m. and 6:00 pm in the evenings at Folsom Town Hall. This was implemented as soon as I was elected. It has been so well received that Judge Juanita Mizell now holds court at the same time and place.

_________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________

JUANITA MIZZELL :

NO RESPONSES HAVE BEEN RECEIVED.

_________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________

JOHNNIE SANDERS :

NO RESPONSES HAVE BEEN RECEIVED.

_________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________

DERRICK SHARP:

NO RESPONSES HAVE BEEN RECEIVED.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

WARD 3

CONNIE MOORE :

My office is located at my home therefore I can accommodate citizens at anytime. You must be available for the Sheriff's Department and the Municipality Police Departments 24 hours a day for warrants. Once a week I travel to the District Attorney's Office to sign warrants for the Worthless Check and Non-Support Division. I hold litter court at 6:00 pm so people will not have to take off work in order to come to court.

_________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________

JIM MOORMAN:

My fully-staffed office is open during all normal business hours. After hours appointments are available upon request, and I regularly schedule trials beginning at 4:00 p.m. Monday through Thursday.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

WARD 4

FRANK DAVIS :

The growing responsibilities of the Justice of the Peace Courts require that these Courts be conducted in closer conformity with the Louisiana Codes of Civil and Criminal Procedure and the Code of Evidence in order to protect the rights of all persons who come before those Courts. When elected I will make arrangements to be available to conduct business to accommodate the work schedules of the citizens who seek access to the Justice of the Peace Court.

_________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________

BOB GREEN :

NO RESPONSES HAVE BEEN RECEIVED.

_________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________

SUSAN LEONARD :

Question #2. From the beginning of my campaign, I have expressed a commitment to the citizens of Ward 4 that I would extend the hours of the office of the Justice of the Peace for Ward 4 as well as hold monthly "Saturday Court", to accommodate those citizens who work regular weekday hours.

_________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________

CHIP LYNCH:

I had the pleasure of writing the bill that increased the jurisdiction of the JP Court. (HB129). As my office is adjacent to my home, I have always been available to the public on a 7 day work week. Law Enforcement regularly comes to my home for warrants after hours.

_________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________

ROB ROUYER :

NO RESPONSES HAVE BEEN RECEIVED.

_________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________

MARIE TAYLOR :

NO RESPONSES HAVE BEEN RECEIVED.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

WARD 5

RAMON FONSECA :

With the increase in population, I would expect the services of the JP to increase as well as the duties of the JP.

The Justice of the Peace should remain the same as its inception, for the conservation of peace. It has evolved into summary court and public office which I believe will and should remain a service for its particular district for the next fifty and more years.

_________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________

PEEWEE KAHL :

NO RESPONSES HAVE BEEN RECEIVED.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

WARD 8

SANDRA JOHNSON :

NO RESPONSES HAVE BEEN RECEIVED.

_________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________

TRACEY POWELL:

I hold regular office hours, however I am available in the evenings and on weekends upon request. Performing weddings is a big part of the job, and as such I am frequently at the office on weekends, so it is not a problem to schedule appointments at that time, although, surprisingly, I do not get many weekend requests. Most people simply need to be able to come after 5:00p.m., which is never a problem. I have advertised night and weekend appointments for years as an attorney. Also, I provide forms to the litigants via fax and/or email and allow them to mail them in so that the only appearance required is at trial.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

QUESTION NO. 3

3.As St. Tammany Parish becomes more populated, how do you see your job changing? What do you see as the future of the Office of Justice of the Peace in St. Tammany Parish in ten years? Twenty years?

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

WARD 1

WAYNE AUFRECHT:

NO RESPONSES HAVE BEEN RECEIVED.

_________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________

GREGORY BADEAUX:

NO RESPONSES HAVE BEEN RECEIVED.

_________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________

BILLY BRELAND:

With the population growth, our 22nd Judicial Courts are increasingly overloaded thus we have added more judges in our system .I also see the need that the small claims and Justice System will continue to actively be a greater service in the rural area while also increasing the need for Justice of the Peace for a safe quality of life in our communities now and in the future.

_________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________

PAT GOTTSCHALCK:

As our parish grows, I see more coming through the office. I feel we still need to keep two Justices in each ward. The demand for our services will definitely continue to increase.

_________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________

CHUCK WOHLTMANN:

THE JUSTICE OF THE PEACE COURT WILL BE CALLED UPON TO HEAR A WIDER RANGE OF SMALL CLAIMS LITIGATION AND THUS ALLEVIATE SOME OF THE BURDEN PLACED UPON THE 22 ND J.D.C. ---. THE J.P. COURT WILL ADDITIONALLY BE CALLED UPON TO HELP PROTECT OUR SCENIC ROADS AND WATERWAYS BY ENFORCING LITTER VIOLATIONS THAT ARE BECOMING AN EYESORE TO OUR COMMUNITY. AS WE MOVE INTO THE NEXT 10-20 YEARS I BELIEVE THE SCOPE OF THE OFFICE WILL BE EXPANDED BY THE LEGISLATURE TO INCLUDE ; CRIMINAL MISDEMEANOR PROCEEDING, EXPANSION IN THE SCOPE OF LITTER VIOLATIONS AND HIGHER DOLLAR LIMITS IN CIVIL LITIGATION.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

WARD 2

TIM GARLICK :

I believe that in the next ten years the the Justice of the Peace Courts will become full time positions as they are in Jefferson Parish. Within twenty years a Parish Court system may be established.

_________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________

JUANITA MIZZELL :

NO RESPONSES HAVE BEEN RECEIVED.

_________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________

JOHNNIE SANDERS :

NO RESPONSES HAVE BEEN RECEIVED.

_________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________

DERRICK SHARP:

NO RESPONSES HAVE BEEN RECEIVED.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

WARD 3

CONNIE MOORE :

The JP Courts helps relieve pressure off of the District Court by handling small claims cases under $5,000.00. As the population grows and the cost of living increase the case load the JP court will increase. This is why you need a JP that is full-time and someone who will not treat this position as a sideline job. This is an informal, relaxed court and it needs to be preserved as such.

_________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________

JIM MOORMAN:

I feel confident that justice of the peace courts will become a more popular forum for small claims, and the job of justice of the peace will require more pre-trial, trial, and post trial time.

In Wards with no city courts, it is entirely possible that justice of the peace courts will evolve into full time jobs over the next ten years. Over the next twenty years, I think the jurisdictional amount and range of claims will increase in justice of the peace courts to that resembling city courts, requiring full time judges and minimal staff.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

WARD 4

FRANK DAVIS :

. As St. Tammany Parish becomes more populated, how do you see your job changing? What do you see as the future of the Office of Justice of the Peace in St. Tammany Parish in ten years? Twenty years?

The population growth of the Parish and the greater responsibilities being delegated to the Courts by our Legislature require that the Office of Justice of the Peace be conducted in accordance with existing rules and procedures to protect the civil and property rights of the citizens of the Parish. I anticipate that the increasing demands on the office will require that the present informality of procedures will have to be eliminated and a stricter adherence to the Codes of Procedure and Evidence will be necessary.

_________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________

BOB GREEN :

NO RESPONSES HAVE BEEN RECEIVED.

_________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________

SUSAN LEONARD :

Question #3. I for see the future of the office of the Justice of the Peace in St. Tammany becoming a more and more integral part of the Judiciary system. I predict even higher Small Claim limits in the future by the Legislature to reduce the burden on the 22nd. Judicial Court in the matter of small claims. I truly think in 10 - 20 years that this office will become a full-time position due to increasing population and case load.

_________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________

CHIP LYNCH:

As the quality of the Justices of the Peace increase, I expect the legislatureto gradually increase our authority. For example, the law states that a JP can set bail or release from bail. In some parishes the District Judges allow the JP to do so, but not in St. Tammany and in other Parishes.

_________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________

ROB ROUYER :

NO RESPONSES HAVE BEEN RECEIVED.

_________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________

MARIE TAYLOR :

NO RESPONSES HAVE BEEN RECEIVED.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

WARD 5

RAMON FONSECA :

The Justice of the Peace should remain the same as its inception, for the conservation of peace. It has evolved into summary court and public office which I believe will and should remain a service for its particular district for the next fifty and more years.

_________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________

PEEWEE KAHL :

NO RESPONSES HAVE BEEN RECEIVED.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

WARD 8

SANDRA JOHNSON :

NO RESPONSES HAVE BEEN RECEIVED.

_________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________

TRACEY POWELL:

As the Parish gets more populated, I will devote as much time as is necessary to fulfilling my duties as Justice of the Peace, meaning more trial dates, more appointments, whatever it takes. In the future, I hope the people of Ward 8 will view the Justice of the Peace Court as a distinguished, user friendly court of law in which they are proud to litigate. I hope that I can continue to spread the word that a JP does much more than marry people.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

QUESTION NO. 4

4.How will you let citizens know what services you can provide as a Justice of the Peace?

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

WARD 1

WAYNE AUFRECHT:

NO RESPONSES HAVE BEEN RECEIVED.

_________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________

GREGORY BADEAUX:

NO RESPONSES HAVE BEEN RECEIVED.

_________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________

BILLY BRELAND:

To be available to listen to the needs of the citizens face to face .My phone number ,mailing address, and email will be available to the public .For any other needs that would arise outside the Justice of the Peace jurisdiction ,I will do my best to direct citizens such as our senior citizens to other appropriate agencies for assistance.

_________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________

PAT GOTTSCHALCK:

As a Justice of the Peace we are not allowed to take out ads. We are however, listed under St. Tammany Parish Government in the telephone book and in the Information Guide put out by the Clerk of Court's Office.

_________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________

CHUCK WOHLTMANN:

I WILL CREATE A JUSTICE OF THE PEACE WEB SITE . THIS WEBSITE WILL INFORM THE PUBLIC OF THE SERVICES AVAILABLE TO THEM AND HOW TO UTILIZE THEM.

I WILL SEEK THE ASSISTANCE OF THE LOCAL MEDIA IN AN EFFORT TO INFORM OUR COMMUNITY OF THE SERVICES PROVIDED BY THE JUSTICE OF THE PEACE COURT.

I WILL ALSO TARGET COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS (i.e. VFW, AMERICAN LEGION AND THE NUMEROUS CIVIC ASSOCIATIONS ETC.) MAKING THEM AWARE OF THE SERVICES PROVIDED BY THE JUSTICE OF THE PEACE .

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

WARD 2

TIM GARLICK :

My campaign push card has the services listed on it, as it did in the prior times that I ran for office, and I intend to distribute them far and wide in Ward Two prior to the election.

_________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________

JUANITA MIZZELL :

NO RESPONSES HAVE BEEN RECEIVED.

_________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________

JOHNNIE SANDERS :

NO RESPONSES HAVE BEEN RECEIVED.

_________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________

DERRICK SHARP:

NO RESPONSES HAVE BEEN RECEIVED.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

WARD 3

CONNIE MOORE :

I speak to numerous social & civic groups and homeowners associations regularly. I recently visited grades K-4 at Lake Castle School and the Explorers Group-Madisonville Chapter. I teach classes on the duties of the JP along with a litter prevention program (Reduce, Reuse & Recycle) We hold a mock trial with the students acting as the Judge, Plaintiff, and the Defendant. I am scheduled to speak with a Condo Association later this month. I have taught classes for the Tammany Parish Sheriff's Department Reserve Division and the Attorney General Office as to duties and functions of the JP.

_________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________

JIM MOORMAN:

Because justices of the peace are not permitted to advertise services, I will rely on word of mouth through my vast number of colleagues, and my office has a full time staff anxious to answer any questions from the public pertaining to my services.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

WARD 4

FRANK DAVIS :

I have every intention of taking full advantage of the information highway provided by the internet system. I plan to create an interactive web cite so that citizens can be advised of the services provided by the office and arrange to make appearances or appointments that suit the schedules of our citizens.

_________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________

BOB GREEN :

_________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________

SUSAN LEONARD :

Once again, a cornerstone of my campaign from the beginning is my wish to make the Justice of the Peace Court more accessible to the average citizen. Although I cannot give legal advice, I do want to educate the public at large at to what exactly the responsibilities of the Justice of the Peace is and how they help the community and the Judicial system as a whole. I would like to work with the Clerk of Court and other Justices of the Peace to make this information available in pamphlet form at all libraries, businesses, and governmental offices in Ward 4.

_________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________

CHIP LYNCH:

The code of judicial conduct prohibits us from turning our courts into businesses and marketing the filing of lawsuits. On the other hand, many citizens are unaware of what we can do for them. My website, created at my own expense is a alternative way of revealing our services to the public.

_________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________

ROB ROUYER :

_________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________

MARIE TAYLOR :

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

WARD 5

RAMON FONSECA :

By establishing a web site for the 5th Ward Justice of the Peace and actively seeking advice and information to best provide the community access to services.

_________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________

PEEWEE KAHL :

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

WARD 8

SANDRA JOHNSON :

_________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________

TRACEY POWELL:

My website, word of mouth, and through signs alerting citizens to report litter violations to me. I am very active in the community, and I always tell people what the JP does, and how they may be able to use this resource. I also plan to send out a letter to the local small business owners telling them what matters may be heard by the Court and what services are available.