On The Record
Actions speak louder than words — so here's Gordon speaking for himself. As a Lincoln Town Councilor, Gordon Street has been in the middle of the issues that matter most to HD 28: economic development, property taxes, and the future of our communities. Watch what the local news media has been covering, hear from Gordon directly, and see why neighbors across the district are ready to send him to Augusta.
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Cut Too Deep: Lincoln Fights Back
Gordon voted no on the cuts to Lincoln's fire, EMS, and police, and he backed the citizens who petitioned to fight back. Here he explains why the suspension of that budget vote matters: it's another chance for the public to be heard.
Protecting Residents - Or Cutting Their Services?
At the original budget vote, Gordon called out the contradiction: you can't claim to be looking out for Lincoln's residents while voting to gut the services they rely on and want to keep.
You Can't Fix a Problem by Ignoring the Ones You're Creating
Gordon's message to the councilors who overrode the town manager and budget committee: a budget cut isn't a solution if it just trades one problem for many others.
Cut the Services, Lose the Hub
Lincoln's fire and EMS don't just protect Lincoln, they're contracted to serve neighboring towns and anchor mutual aid across the region. Gordon explains what's really at stake when you slash the budget of a community that the entire Lincoln Lakes region counts on.
You Can't Run a Town If Nobody Wants the Job
Four town managers in seven months tells its own story. Gordon makes the case that the environment created by the budget-cutting councilors is driving away the professional leadership Lincoln needs to function.
Articles from Lincoln News
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News Center Maine: Lincoln Town Council Rescinds Budget Cut
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