A Master of the Fine Print, Jo Butler Is Not Afraid to Ask Pointed Questions
To the Editor:
I endorse Jo Butler for Princeton Town Council. Jo has worked tirelessly for the citizens of Princeton to assure that our tax dollars are well spent. She is a master of the fine print! Jo does not shy away from the difficult and sometimes tedious task of reviewing contracts and budgets. When something seems “off,” she is not afraid to ask pointed questions and to pursue her inquiry until she is satisfied that nothing is amiss. In fact, Jo addresses all challenges — big and small — by reading and listening, gaining a full and clear understanding of the issue at hand, before determining her position.
I was involved with Jo in the planning process for our new pool complex. As the Borough Council representative to the Recreation Department, Jo listened to citizens’ concerns and opened up a discussion that proved to be beneficial to everyone. If it hadn’t been for Jo and the Borough Council, we would be swimming in a stainless steel tub not unlike a kitchen sink!
I am discouraged by the direct attack on Jo, and the public campaign to oust her. Such divisive tactics do not belong in a newly united town. I have confidence that the citizens of Princeton will squelch the mean-spirited politics threatening our community and vote for Jo. She is doing a great job!
Ellen Randall
Crooked Tree Lane