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HANOVER - Todd Johnson is seeking election for town of Hanover clerk. Johnson is a lifelong resident of the town.
Johnson is currently serving his third term as town of Hanover supervisor. He is a 32-year member of the Silver Creek Fire Department, serving 15 years as a chief officer, and three times fire chief. He also is a 30-year active member of the Silver Creek Emergency Squad. Johnson started his community involvement back in 1989 serving as a director of the Festival of Grapes, and was also vice president.
Has also served as President of the Silver Creek Fireman's Club for the past 27 years. Was the recipient of the Silver Creek- Irving Chamber of Commerce community service award in 1993.
Johnson brings to the town 35 years of retail experience, 30 have been management positions. "In the 12 years as supervisor I have overseen the dissolution of the village of Forestville, making the transition period very successful along with others in the community to establish a historical vision. I was successful in obtaining funding of $7.4 million for upgrades at the wastewater treatment facility, implemented infrastructure within the town facilities to make day-to-day operations compliant with current regulations.
"I have always kept the taxpayers interest in mind and have been very conservative with our budgeting process. My goal is to keep working with a great group of elected officials from different parties. I have always been one to work for the residents first and foremost and not a political party.
"As your elected town clerk I look to make more efficiencies for the residents of the town of Hanover. Having extended evening hours in the clerk's office for residents who may not be able to meet the current hours due to their work schedule. Also implementing online bill payment for taxes, water and sewer bills and licensing fees. As supervisor for the past 12 years the accomplishments that have been made for the town of Hanover have been very beneficial for all of the residents within the town."