Dear Neighbors,
Woof woof! It’s Dixie here, writing to you on behalf of my favorite human, Corey Marshall, my dad. You might know me as the dog who keeps an eye on the horses at our ranch,
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Dear Neighbors,
Woof woof! It’s Dixie here, writing to you on behalf of my favorite human, Corey Marshall, my dad. You might know me as the dog who keeps an eye on the horses at our ranch, but today, I’m taking on a new role as my dads biggest supporter. My dad is not just a great rancher; he’s got big plans for our county, and I know he’ll do a pawsome job.
My dad has spent years out on the ranch, working hard and taking care of things the right way. He’s got a head full of smart ideas that come from real experience. He’s all about using common sense, just like when we work together to keep the horses happy and healthy. My dad believes that running the county is a lot like running our ranch—it takes dedication, a strong work ethic, and a clear vision.
When my dad talks about the county’s budget, he’s not just barking up the wrong tree. He knows how to stretch a dollar and make smart decisions that keep things running smoothly. He’s committed to solving our budget issues through economic development and careful cost management, making sure our county can thrive without wasting a penny.
My dad also understands that our county’s charm lies in its small-town feel. He’s determined to keep it that way, defending low taxes and building strong partnerships across the county. With my dad as commissioner, you can count on him to protect what makes our county special while ensuring we grow in the right ways.
So, if you’re looking for someone who’s ready to craft a fresh and exciting vision for our future, I can tell you from my wagging tail and happy heart—Corey’s your guy! He’s got the smarts, the dedication, and the love for this community that we all need.
Vote for my dad, and let’s keep our county small, rural, and full of opportunities!
Paws and love,
Dixie Marshall
Gilpin County