Mike Corbett filled out paperwork Wednesday morning to officially enroll as candidate for Noblesville Mayor in the 2019 Republican primary.
“What an honor to raise my hand and declare my candidacy,” said Corbett. “I’m looking forward to a stimulating and informative campaign season.”
Corbett launched his campaign in September based on five core principles:
- A commitment to the people of Noblesville to make their city government more transparent, inclusive and responsive.
- A commitment to maintain small town values, emphasizing responsible development, a preference for locally-owned businesses, and a dense and thriving urban core.
- A recognition that historic preservation isn’t something to be tolerated but something to be celebrated and promoted as an economic and cultural development strategy.
- A sense of urgency in infrastructure development, gaining ground that’s been lost over the past decade.
- A healthy respect for the taxpayer, who is currently paying some of the county’s highest taxes.
“The outpouring of support since our campaign launch has been truly remarkable,” said Corbett. “People are ready for change.”
The primary is May 7.
Background
Mike Corbett has been involved in Noblesville affairs for more than a decade as a citizen, volunteer and business owner. He’s a member of the boards of directors for Noblesville Main Street and Noblesville Preservation Alliance and a former director for Hamilton County Area Neighborhood Development (HAND) and Promising Futures (Hamilton Centers Youth Service Bureau). He’s a current member and former president of the Noblesville Midday Rotary Club and serves on the Southwest Quad Action Team.
Corbett is a graduate of the Hamilton County Leadership Academy and the Noblesville Schools Ambassador Program. He was honored last year as one of United Way’s 100 Heroes. He holds a BA in Broadcast Journalism and an MBA.
Corbett’s company, Hamilton County Media Group, publishes the Hamilton County Business Magazine and the Welcome to Hamilton County Community Guide.
Corbett is married to Joni Corbett, a REALTOR®, and has five grown children. He spends his free time renovating historic houses, volunteering with nearly a dozen local civic groups and riding his Fuji 12-speed bicycle.
For more information, please visit mikecorbettformayor.com. Connect with Mike on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram.