Dan Greenhalgh, a Fishers resident and member of the Democratic Party, has formally announced his candidacy for Delaware Township Trustee. Delaware Township is one of nine townships in Hamilton County and covers roughly the western half of Fishers.
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Greenhalgh took action to enter the race upon learning the seat for township trustee was left uncontested after the Primary Election.
“As a licensed Indiana attorney and an experienced engineer, I have spent my career solving complex problems and continuously improving products and processes,” said Greenhalgh. “If elected, I’ll use these unique skills and experiences to streamline township government and refocus the township’s nearly $1.5 million budget on the township’s core purpose – providing assistance to those in need.”
Greenhalgh’s platform is shown as the acronym RENEW, which stands for Reduce salary of trustee, Expand access to assistance for those in need, Negotiate better contracts for the township, Enhance transparency, and Widen public engagement.
According to Greenhalgh, his platform immediately addresses deficiencies in the current township government relating to fiscal responsibility, accountability, and core purpose.
“I am passionate about these issues, especially the efficient use of taxpayer money,” said Greenhalgh. “And it’s these unaddressed issues that have motivated me to get involved for the benefit of my community.”
Please go to danfortrustee.com to view Greenhalgh’s official campaign website, and visit @danfortrustee to follow him on Facebook and Twitter and get the latest campaign information.
The election for Delaware Township Trustee will take place on Nov. 6.
About Dan Greenhalgh
Greenhalgh graduated from the University of Dayton in Dayton, Ohio, with a bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering. He also has a law degree from Michigan State University College of Law in East Lansing, Mich. Greenhalgh currently works as an intellectual property attorney with an Indianapolis law firm.
Greenhalgh has been married to his wife, Jackie, for nine years. They welcomed their first child, Renley (“Ren”) this past April.