Jeff Green | Jan 08, 2014
“In all likelihood I will be running,” two-time incumbent Janet Gutowski said when asked if she was going to run for a third term as mayor of Central Frontenac.
“I’m very committed to this township and I think there is still a lot to be accomplished,” she said.
Among the issues that Gutowski will be addressing during the election year are
seniors’ housing and the future of service delivery in Central Frontenac.
“I can see us seeking partnerships with other townships and a continued role for
Frontenac County as well,” she said. “Provincial policies are always impacting us as a township, and the City of Kingston has an impact on our residents on a daily basis because they run our social services. It is only through the county that we can even talk to them; there is no other venue.
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