This is the first in a series of profiles of candidates running for Town Council positions in the November 2 election. Tim O’Brien is a candidate for First Ward council member.
Tim O’Brien says his background as a small business owner, government scientist, international development specialist, parent, and artist will inform his decision-making process if elected as Ward 1 councilmember.
A Chestertown resident for 12 years, O’Brien has taken a keen interest in the town council’s activity and wants to express his care for the community by participating in its future development.
The Kent County Public Library will host the Zoom meeting. Citizens can participate by joining the meeting here:
The Spy recently interviewed Tim at the White Swan Tavern.
This video is approximately ten minutes in length.
Tim O'Brien says
Thank you to the Spy for doing these introductory candidate interviews of all the candidates running in the November 2 town elections. Look forward to discussing more specific items at the first public candidate debate 7Pm on Nov 26th with League of Woman Voters – Tim O’Brien
Bob Miller says
Yes…I agree. The date is Oct 26th at 7pm.
Philip Rosenberg says
Chestertown is extremely fortunate to have a candidate for town council with the extraordinary background, creativity and calm demeanor of Tim O’Brien. I urge everyone, even those of you who don’t reside in Ward 1, to carefully research both candidates, and decide who is better prepared to make a positive, meaningful impact on the future of our remarkable town. If you care about Chestertown you must be sure to vote.
Bob Miller says
Only residents who live in Ward 1 are able to vote for Ward 1 candidates.