Sammy Isaiah for Carrollton

We're about to talk about finance stuff. The City’s “AAA-Stable” bond rating was reaffirmed by both S&P Global and Fitch Ratings

This means that the City has a strong, stable financial profile in the eyes of two of the largest credit rating agencies in the nation.

For those who like finance, yay! For those who think finance is boring…Sorry, we can't help you there. Here's a basket of puppies. To learn more, visit: https://www.cityofcarrollton.com/Home/Components/News/News/4314/27

Congratulations Steve Babick and Pat Cochran.
I wish both of you the best of luck in all your endeavors. I have no doubt you both will continue to serve our beloved City with honor and distinction.

Less than an hour left! Please come out and Vote!🇺🇲

Sammy Isaiah for Carrollton City Council Place 1

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Election Day is here! Please come out and Vote!🇺🇲

When I began this journey I wanted to run a campaign that's about bringing our community together. I believe in aggressive growth, both in our infrastructure and the expansion of our businesses. Lower taxes by increasing our tax base. Maintaining our values and history while strongly supporting diversity, progress, and social service!

Sammy Isaiah for Carrollton City Council Place 1

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Enjoyed spending time with some of the good folks in Carrollton on this beautiful day. Such a cool idea Pat!

If you haven't already please come out and vote! Early Voting ends on the 27th, and Election Day is May 1st!

Sammy Isaiah for Carrollton City Council Place 1

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Pat Cochran for Carrollton City Council

Happy Earth Day 2021🌏

“The Earth is what we all have in common.”
—Wendell Berry, novelist

Happy Earth Day!
Today I’d like to share 5 of my top tips for living more sustainably. Plus a little peek into life at my newly created urban homestead!

1. Grow some of your own food! Growing our own food is a revolutionary act in today’s society. Food can be growing freely and abundantly all around us. Start small. This pumpkin grew out of my compost. I didn’t even plant it!

2. Ride a bicycle, walk and use public transport! This is my new bicycle, built out of almost all second hand materials. Life is good on a bike!

3. Compost! By composting we can turn food scraps, leaves, paper and other items into nutritious soil, rather than trash. The problem is the solution! Here at my homestead I compost for 15+ people in my neighborhood too.

4. Buy unpackaged and whole foods! Find a store near you where you can purchase unpackaged foods. Strive to ditch the processed foods and eat healthy, whole foods. This is the dry goods shelf in my kitchen. Almost everything here came without a packaging and created no trash.

5. Strive to be Low Waste! It’s unlikely any of us will achieve Zero Waste, but we can all do more. One simple way is to ditch the disposable paper towels and napkins and use reusable towels instead. Check what is in your garbage can and find reusable alternatives!

See the comments where I've posted photos for tips 2-5!
Start with one change at a time until you become the change you wish to see in the world!
Love,
Rob