Compiled by David A. Beall, Times-Union Staff Writer
Clerk-Treasurer
Retha Hicks
Residency: 27-year Winona Lake resident.
Occupation: Accountant.
Public offices held: Current Clerk Treasurer.
Top three issues:
Continued economic growth with a low tax rate.
Investigation of providing sanity sewer service to town residents.
Maintaining good stewardship over town finances.
Town Board, Ward 1
J.T. (Tom) Easter
Residency: 21-year Winona Lake resident.
Occupation: Sales engineer.
Public offices held: Seeking first elective office.
Top three issues:
Independent provision of sewage treatment service.
No alcoholic beverages in any new restaurants.
Better oversight of town contractors.
Craig Snow
Residency: 15-year Winona Lake resident.
Occupation: Computer analyst.
Public offices held: Seeking first elective office.
Top three issues:
Sewage treatment service.
Continuing the restoration project for Winona Lake.
Development of industrial park.
Town Board, Ward 2
Harold Dunn
Residency: 10-year Winona Lake resident.
Occupation: Metrologist.
Public offices held: Current Town Board member.
Top three issues:
Maintain or lower taxes.
Address the sanitary sewer service.
Continue with road maintenance and construction.
Jerry Clevenger
Residency: 10-year Winona Lake resident.
Occupation: Insurance agent.
Public offices held: First elective office.
Top Issues:
Resolving the sewer issue.
Continuing growth of Winona Lake's tax base.
Town Board, Ward 3
Gene Seiman
Residency: 26-year Winona Lake resident.
Occupation: Project manager.
Public offices held: Seeking first elective office. Former member of the Winona Lake Plan Commission. Current president of the Winona Lake Board of Zoning Appeals.
Top three issues:
Addressing the sanitary sewer service.
Continuing with road maintenance and construction, as well as storm sewers.
Developing and improving the town park.
Roland Ortega
Residency: 14-year Winona Lake resident.
Occupation: Marketing.
Public offices held: Seeking first elective office.
Top three issues:
Focus on resolving the sanitary sewer service.
Continue with the current restoration project.
Improve and maintain town streets.
Town Board, Ward 4
Edna Gamble
Residency: Lifelong Winona Lake resident.
Occupation: Retired teacher.
Public offices held: Current Town Board member.
Top three issues:
Continued economic growth with a low tax rate.
Improved sanity sewer service to town residents.
Continued support for the volunteer fire department.
Jeff Carroll
Residency: 25-year Winona Lake resident.
Occupation: CEO, Grace Village Retirement Community.
Public offices held: Seeking first elective office.
Top three issues:
The hiring of a town manager.
Enforcement of building codes and street standards.
Continued support for redevelopment of Winona Lake.
Town Board, Ward 5
Lamar Bryan
Residency: Lifelong Winona Lake resident.
Occupation: Owner, Bryan Enterprises.
Public offices held: Seeking first elective office. Past president of the Winona Lake Park Board.
Top three issues:
Pinpoint and implement the best solution to our sewage treatment, while developing a broader economic tax base for our community.
Continue and broaden the current redevelopment and beautification project taking place in town.
Maintain accountability and efficient use of the town finances and assets.
David Delp
Residency: 10-year Winona Lake resident.
Occupation: Sales manager.
Public offices held: Seeking first elective office.
Top three issues:
Addressing the sanity sewer problem.
Keeping tax rates low, while addressing infrastructure needs.
Continuing support for redevelopment of Winona Lake.
Democrats
Repeated calls to Philip White, Democratic candidate for Ward 5, were unreturned.