OAK HARBOR: Letter: Hoffmire has qualities to be great mayor (T.J. LAMONT/WNT)
North Whidbey Fire and Rescue District Commissioner T. J. Lamont and his wife, Pat, wrote a letter to the editor supporting Oak Harbor City Councilman Shane Hoffmire for mayor. The letter was published in the Wed., Jun. 14, 2023 edition of the Whidbey News-Times.
They Said It
When Shane takes on a project nothing will deter him from accomplishing whatever it is. He is dedicated to improving this community and will do whatever it takes to make this the best city in the state. He is very active in the community and listens to the people to find out what they want their community to look like. He is a leader with strong focus and determination. He is devoted to his family and his community.
Shane’s style of leadership is what this city needs! He has spent many years gaining experience and knowledge that will make him an excellent mayor of Oak Harbor.
On the Ballot in August 2023
| CITY OF OAK HARBOR |
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| City Councilmember, Position 1 Tara Hizon, the incumbent |
| City Councilmember, Position 2 Andy Plumlee Patrick “Pat” Harman Chris Wiegenstein Incumbent Beth Munns did not file for re-election. |
| City Councilmember, Position 3 Eric Marshall, the incumbent |
| City Councilmember, Position 4 Wismine D’Avilar. (Ms. D’Availar has withdrawn, but will still appear on the ballot.) John Chaszar Barbara Armes Chris Wiegenstein, the incumbent, was appointed to this position after Filing Week closed. He had chosen to file for Position 2. |
| Mayor Craig Nurvic Nick Green Ronnie Wright Shane Hoffmire Incumbent Bob Severns did not file for re-election. |
| NORTH WHIDBEY FIRE AND RESCUE DISTRICT |
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| Commissioner, Position 1 Scott E. Jackson T. J. Lamont, the incumbent |
