Vote for KYLE GUIE on May 21st

As a Borough Council member, I want to help make our great community
even better by encouraging community engagement, promoting economic
development, and advocating for sustainability.

There are a number of exciting projects underway in Phoenixville which will take a commonsense non-partisan Council to be successful. To be honest, I am a Democrat but I am not concerned with politics. We are all residents of the same community and passionate about our town. All of us can work together regardless of party affiliation. It would be an honor to serve on Council and work with all of you.

As some of you may know, I unfortunately had to resign from Council the last time I served because I moved to Lancaster for employment related reasons. Last Fall I was happy to receive a job in King of Prussia which allowed me to move back to Phoenixville. I chose to move back to Phoenixville because it is a great town and a great place to raise a family. I now work for a transportation organization that promotes and advocates for a more viable and sustainable transportation network in the Philadelphia region. I am also an adjunct instructor in the urban planning program at Temple University.

My education in urban planning from the Temple University School of Environmental Design and my work experience in local government, planning, public policy, and sustainability will bring a fresh perspective to Borough Council. One of the projects that I am most proud of during my previous time on Council was helping to start the community garden in Reservoir Park. I had the pleasure of working with a local environmental group called Seventh Wonder to help create a garden on underutilized Borough land that will be a place for residents to grow food and will provide many educational opportunities.

Please vote for me in the primary election on May 21st,2013. Can I count on your support?

If you would like to volunteer or have questions, email me at kyleforcouncil@gmail.com and also check me out on Facebook at Kyle Guie for Borough Council