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October 10, 2007

Greenville Town Board - District 3

Anonymous The News and Tribune Tue Dec 08, 2009, 05:28 PM EST

Editor’s Note: Submissions appear as the candidates submitted them without editing.Candidates are listed in alphabetical order. If an answer length’s has been edited, it is because the answer extended beyond the predetermined limit. Unabridged answers appear on our Web site www.newsandtribune.com under the Election 2007 link. Except where noted, questionnaires are only being published for contested races.

Robert W. Voll

• POLITICAL PARTY AFFILIATION: Republican
• AGE: 64
• EDUCATIONAL HIGHLIGHTS YOU WISH TO NOTE:
Graduated from: The U.S. Air Force Community College, Associate in Applied Science, Meteorology
Indiana University, Bachelor of Science, Geology
Virginia Polytechnic Institute (Virginia Tech), Master of Engineering
• CAREER HIGHLIGHTS: United States Air Force VeteranRetired Federal employee.Five years experience in process improvement. Helped secure The President's Quality Award for a U.S. Government Agency.
• FAMILY NOTES YOU WISH TO SHARE: Married, six children, eight grandchildren.

1) WHAT IS YOUR PRIMARY REASON FOR SEEKING THIS POSITION?
“My experience lies mainly in solving problems and helping administrative actions proceed more smoothly. I know I can help make things better for our community.”

2) IF ELECTED, WHICH ISSUE IS YOUR PRIORITY TO ADDRESS FIRST AND WHAT IS YOUR SUGGESTED SOLUTION?
“There are many important issues. The Greenville area is growing and so is our traffic, especially along Route 150. I believe one high priority item in our area is better traffic control within the Town of Greenville.”

3) WHAT SPECIFICALLY DISTINGUISHES YOU FROM YOUR OPPONENT IN THIS RACE?
“We have different backgrounds as well as different levels of experience.”

Candidates(s) listed on the ballot that did not submit questionnaires by deadline include: Hanzel A. Barclay of Greenville

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