Corrie Cooperman
Hi everyone!
(Sedona Fire District) Fire board candidates Corrie Cooperman, Diane Schoen and Nazih Hazime will be interviewed LIVE on KAZM (780 on your radio dial) Monday morning April 2, 2012 from 8:15-8:45 a.m. They will discuss the situation at the Sedona Fire District, why they have chosen to run against the three recently recalled candidates, and their vision for the future safety of the Sedona Fire District.
It’s pretty early on a Monday morning, so set your alarm clock as a reminder. Don’t miss it!
Karen Schmitt Sedona AZ
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Hi all,
Listen to the Interview on KAZM Radio of Nazih Hazime, Corrie Cooperman and Diane Schoen. Let me know what you think and I’ll pass it on.
We’re pretty darn proud of these well-spoken, intelligent and thoughtful candidates.
Hello all
A special note for those who have commitments during the day, this is just a reminder that tonight DORR will host the final evening forum of the series. All seven candidates are expected for a respectful, but lively debate you won’t want to miss! This forum will be held at St. Andrew’s Church – 100 Arroyo Pinon from 6:30-8:30 p.m.
Reminder: Our final forum before the election will be this Thursday April 12th from 12:30-2 at Yavapai College (bring your lunch), hosted by the OLLI Lunch and Learn program.
ALL ARE WELCOME AT BOTH EVENTS.
will be there
Questions should be asked,
1) Why did Hazime resign?
2) Were there legal costs involved in Hazime’s resignation and in the search for his replacement?
3)Cooperman and Schoen are both in favor of a Chapel station, do you think there is a conflict of interest as they both live in the Chapel area?
4) Do the candidates support a higher mil rate, which means higher taxes?
5) Our current mil rate for Sedona is 1.4, the district Hazime is current chief of has a mil rate 2.5061, does Hazime disire to merge the districts and equalize the mil rate at 2.5061?
6) Is safety first, or is reasonable staff and spending a consideration?