Politics & Government
Patch Candidate Profile: Tim O’Neil For Southbury First Selectman
Tim O'Neil shares with Patch why he should be elected as Southbury First Selectman.

SOUTHBURY, CT — Election Day on Nov. 4 is fast approaching, and there are a number of key races on the ballot.
Patch reached out to candidates for office to get more information on their campaigns and the issues that are facing their towns.
Candidate's Name:
Tim O’Neil
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What office are you seeking?
First Selectman
What town do you live in?
Southbury
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Party Affiliation:
Democrat
Occupation:
Property Manager -15 years
Family:
Wife - Mary children Kelsey and Christopher
Does anyone in your family work in politics or government?
No
Previous public office, appointive or elective:
Elected to the Southbury Board of Selectmen
Why are you seeking this office?
To better my community and better the lives of our citizens
The single most pressing issue facing my constituents is ____, and this is what I intend to do about it:
Local Governmental Representation with town employees and state legislators
What are the major differences between you and the other candidates seeking this post?
Willingness to address local issues and work for solutions to better our community
What other issues do you intend to address during your campaign?
Sustainability, improving our amenities and address the need to build our grand list with industrial and commercial development lessening the burden on our residents.
What accomplishments in your past would you cite as evidence you can handle this job?
Management of multiple properties and ability to work with everyone
What is the best advice anyone ever gave you?
Anything can be accomplished with hard work and dedication
Is there anything else you would like voters to know about yourself and your positions?
I intend to improve the lives of all our residents-our youth, seniors, veterans and disabled within the established municipal budget.
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