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Bringing Neighbors Together
Map of the Sixth Ward in Paterson, New Jersey
THE QUALITY OF LIFE CAMPAIGN CONTINUES . . .
Councilman Andre Sayegh does not need an election to campaign; all he
needs is a cause. With the help of residents and other community activists
Councilman Sayegh was able to keep a controversial go-go bar in South
Paterson permanently closed.
He has now turned his attention to shutting down another establishment
which sadly is the site of Paterson's first homicide in 2009. The Councilman
has rallied residents and merchants and has garnered over 250 signatures on a
petition they generated. Stay tuned!
Councilman Andre Sayegh has organized neighborhood clean-ups on 21st
Avenue and East 26th Street. He plans to schedule similar efforts in other
parts of the Sixth Ward.
Along with his neighborhood association, Councilman Sayegh has developed
a 'courtesy notice" system. Concerned citizens will issue these notices to
neighbors who are in violation of ordinances that deal with parking and
unkempt property.
Councilman Andre Sayegh has sponsored a resolution that calls for Paterson
to be named a satellite site for New Jersey's Hall of Fame. He has also
sponsored a resolution that called for the New Jersey State Senate to limit
handgun purchases to one per month. Recently, Councilman Sayegh's
ordinance calling for the creation of commission that will include youth was
unanimously approved.
Councilman Sayegh believes that everyone counts and everyone is
accountable. Therefore, in the campaign to improve the quality of life in
Paterson it will take neighbors to come together and take action!
Councilman Andre Sayegh does not need an election to campaign; all he
needs is a cause. With the help of residents and other community activists
Councilman Sayegh was able to keep a controversial go-go bar in South
Paterson permanently closed.
He has now turned his attention to shutting down another establishment
which sadly is the site of Paterson's first homicide in 2009. The Councilman
has rallied residents and merchants and has garnered over 250 signatures on a
petition they generated. Stay tuned!
Councilman Andre Sayegh has organized neighborhood clean-ups on 21st
Avenue and East 26th Street. He plans to schedule similar efforts in other
parts of the Sixth Ward.
Along with his neighborhood association, Councilman Sayegh has developed
a 'courtesy notice" system. Concerned citizens will issue these notices to
neighbors who are in violation of ordinances that deal with parking and
unkempt property.
Councilman Andre Sayegh has sponsored a resolution that calls for Paterson
to be named a satellite site for New Jersey's Hall of Fame. He has also
sponsored a resolution that called for the New Jersey State Senate to limit
handgun purchases to one per month. Recently, Councilman Sayegh's
ordinance calling for the creation of commission that will include youth was
unanimously approved.
Councilman Sayegh believes that everyone counts and everyone is
accountable. Therefore, in the campaign to improve the quality of life in
Paterson it will take neighbors to come together and take action!
| Please join Councilman Andre Sayegh on Saturday, June 27th for The Subway Series: Silk City Style For more information, please visit: http://www.andresayegh.com/ContributeEvents.html |