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Platte City deserves engaged leadership

Landmark Digital by Landmark Digital
March 27, 2025
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EDITOR:

As a lifelong member of this community, I am honored to be running for a seat on the Platte City Board of Aldermen.

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Growing up here, I learned the value of small-town connections, and after spending time away, I knew there was no better place to raise my family. Returning home to build my life and business here has only strengthened my commitment to ensuring our town remains a place we are all proud to call home.

I believe in a future where our local government is more transparent and inclusive, where decisions are made with the best interest of the majority, not just a select few. If elected, I will be an informed voter—reading, researching, and fully understanding every proposal before casting my vote. More importantly, I will listen. Whether it’s ensuring responsible growth and infrastructure improvements, supporting local businesses, or addressing public safety concerns, our community deserves leadership that actively seeks input, values diverse perspectives, and makes decisions that reflect the needs of the people.

My commitment extends beyond meetings. I will open my business doors to provide a space for honest discussions, ensuring that every voice has the opportunity to be heard. Our town deserves engaged leadership that prioritizes fiscal responsibility, community well-being, and long-term planning. I am ready to serve with dedication and accountability.

I would be honored to have your support in this election. Together, we can shape a future that prioritizes transparency and the prosperity of our entire community.

             --Amber Brune
                Platte City
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