My name is Bob Willoughby and I am running for election to represent the 5th District of Fort Worth on the City Council I believe a council member should be transparent and honor the Ethical Standards of Conduct which state that:
Public service is a public trust. It is declared to be the policy of the city that the proper operation of Democratic government requires that public officials and employees be independent impartial and responsible only to the people of the City (Ord. No. 10617, adopted June 26, 1990).
Fort Worth's 5th District has a population of approximately 90,000 people and less than 3% of the population voted which leaves 97% reliant on judgment of 3%. My goal is to reach 2,000 votes. I am not asking for donations I am asking for your vote.
Public service is a public trust. It is declared to be the policy of the city that the proper operation of Democratic government requires that public officials and employees be independent impartial and responsible only to the people of the City (Ord. No. 10617, adopted June 26, 1990).
Fort Worth's 5th District has a population of approximately 90,000 people and less than 3% of the population voted which leaves 97% reliant on judgment of 3%. My goal is to reach 2,000 votes. I am not asking for donations I am asking for your vote.
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Willoughby is a native of Fort Worth
35 years in entertainment merchandising 1988, Mr. Willoughby maxed out his American Express for 100 pairs of binoculars to started a Rental serves with one account that developed in to a list of accounts consisting of 32 years with Dallas Cowboys, 25 consecutive NFL Super Bowl, 1996 Olympics Atlanta, Georgia, 8 consecutive tours for the Rolling Stones in a 20-year span Supplied 37 venues across the states including Madison Square Garden |
For your convenience I can be reached at: (817) 446-7056 and would be happy to listen to your comments or suggestions. Additionally, you can simply leave your name, email contact and comments and I will respond to you via email. |
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Promoter: Peter Kurn:
Actor: Don Doland (General Hospital 7 Seasons) |
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Stevie Wondon and Michael Jackson