On April 7, please vote “Yes” on Prop A.

Daryl Raithel – Mayor, St. Martins –   “The improvements to Bus. 50 West and Traci drive to Niekamp Park funded by Prop A have made St. Martins safer and more accessible.  Prop A is the standard ½ cent sales tax that has been in place since the 1980’s.  It funds roads, bridges and other safety improvements throughout Cole County and including the small communities.   I’m voting “Yes” on Prop A again on April 7th and urge you to do the same.”

Nathan Hays – Honda, Nissan, and Hyundai of Jefferson City –  “Prop A keeps our roads in good shape. This puts me in a tough spot.   Despite the fact that I definitely sell fewer cars when we have better roads 😊, I fully support Prop A.  It’s the standard ½ cent sales tax that has been in place since the 1980’s.  It funds roads, bridges and other safety improvements throughout Jefferson City and Cole County.   I’m voting “Yes” on Prop A again on April 7th and hope you do the same.”

Ken Bishop – Russellville Alderman –   “The street overlays and improvements made by Prop A in Russellville contribute to our economy and our safety.  Prop A is the standard ½ cent sales tax that has been in place since the 1980’s.  It funds roads, bridges and other safety improvements throughout Cole County.   I’m voting “Yes” on Prop A again on April 7th and urge you to do the same.”

Debbie Boyce, Lohman City Clerk – The street overlays combined with the box culvert replacement on Washington Street makes travel in Lohman easier and safer. These improvements wouldn’t have been possible without Prop A.  Prop A is the standard ½ cent sales tax that has been in place since the 1980’s.  It funds roads, bridges and other safety improvements throughout Cole County.   I’m voting “Yes” on Prop A again on April 7th and urge you to do the same.”

Logan Gratz – Gratz Real Estate & Auctioneering – The street improvements on Falcon Lane at Blair Oaks simply would not have happened without the support of Prop A.  As a result, students are safer and we are now better positioned for continued growth Wardsville. Prop A is the standard ½ cent sales tax that my great grandfather Bob Gratz helped to establish in 1986.  It funds roads, bridges and other safety improvements throughout Cole County.   I’m voting “Yes” on Prop A again on April 7th and urge you to do the same.”

Ron Walker – Mayor of Taos – The roads in Taos were in need of repairs and preservation treatment.  We worked with the county to accomplish over the past few years and it would not have been possible without the funding provided through Prop A.  This is the standard ½ cent sales tax that has been in place since the 1980’s.  It funds roads, bridges and other safety improvements throughout Cole County.   I’m voting “Yes” on Prop A again on April 7th and urge you to do the same.”

John Landwehr – Former Mayor of Jefferson City – “The southern part of our city needed more accessibility to promote growth, facilitate commerce and speed up emergency service response times.  The Wildwood Extension made it happen.  This was a great example of Jefferson City and Cole County combining funds to make a real difference for our citizens. Prop A is the standard ½ cent sales tax that has been in place since the 1980’s.  It funds roads, bridges and other safety improvements throughout Jefferson City and Cole County.   I’m voting “Yes” on Prop A again on April 7th and urge you to do the same.”