Councillor thrilled to continue making her mark
She’s only one of the two councillors heading into the election unopposed.
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Ahead of the upcoming local government election on March 28, we spoke with unopposed councillor for Division 1 Roz Frohloff about how she is feeling about the next four years.
1. Why do you want to be a councillor for the SBRC?
The past four years has been a challenge, yet a fulfilling experience.
I have enjoyed my time serving my community and believe that one term is not enough time to get deep in the nity gritty.
As a community we have made some great progress and I would love to continue to represent the people of Nanango and surrounds.
I would like to take this opportunity to thank the constituents of Division 1.
Being re-elected as your local councillor unopposed is such a honour and privilege.
2. What are your top three priorities for the region?
Water security, roads and continuing to work with the community and making our beautiful region a place that everyone would be proud of.
3. If you received $1 million grant to use for region any way you wanted, what would you do with it and why?
Not sure as $1 million isn’t a lot.
However, I would ask the community in what they would like so the whole community would benefit from.
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