For Immediate Release Contact:
April 13, 2007 (609)
677-0707
McDEVITT
TO DONATE SALARY AND FORGO PENSION IF ELECTED
VENTNOR – Saying it’s not
about the money, Republican Freeholder at Large candidate
“I
am running to serve the people of
McDevitt
cited the thousands of hours of his time he has donated to local youth
organizations, charitable organizations, and non profit events as an example of
the style of representation he will bring to the Freeholder Board.
“It
gets exhausting reading in the newspaper and hearing on the radio about the
number of people who run for office or get appointments just to pad their
pensions,” said McDevitt. “I am not running for freeholder for
the salary or the pension. I do not need any monetary incentive to be a public
servant.
“Somewhere
along the line, some people got their priorities mixed up. Elected officials
are supposed to give to the community, not the other way around,” said
McDevitt. “I have experienced firsthand the difference personal
attention makes to a kid, for example. As a freeholder, I will give my
personal attention to senior citizens, casino employees, homemakers, farmers,
and any other member of the community. Governing means service, and I have a
lot of experience in putting community needs first.”
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