To the editor:
Sal Liccione, the Representative Town Meeting member representing District 9 in Westport has brought unwavering dedication to his community. He epitomizes public service, tirelessly working to enhance the lives of District 9 residents and the broader Westport community.
During his tenure in the RTM, Sal Liccione has stood out for his commitment to the best interests of his constituents. He passionately champions policies promoting economic growth and fiscal responsibility.
Sal’s advocacy extends to social and environmental causes. He actively addresses environmental challenges, emphasizing the importance of sustainability in a town as picturesque as Westport.
What sets Sal apart is his accessibility to constituents. He actively listens to their concerns, engages in open dialogue, and welcomes feedback. I have witnessed him a number of times brave torrential downpours to stop traffic from driving through Myrtle Avenue and Post Road.
Sal Liccione’s vision for District 9 transcends his time in office. He is dedicated to leaving a legacy of prosperity, sustainability, and unity in Westport. His ability to bridge political divides and collaborate for the district’s betterment is a testament to his leadership.
District 9 in Westport is fortunate to have Sal Liccione as its RTM member. His vision, commitment, and care for constituents make him a candidate worthy of support. With Sal in office, Westport and District 9 can anticipate a future marked by progress and prosperity.
Brian Larson, Westport
Well said Brian, Sal liccione is a dedicated and fierce protector of his residents and merchants rights in D9.
He also makes time for all districts and listens to all Westport residents.
Sal never stops working, attending meetings, doing discovery, learning the facts, and most important, he listens.
It is vital for D9 to have Sal on their rtm team once more.
Please vote for Liccione, Suggs, Johnson and Enslin on November 7th.
Vote for Sal! Absolutely dedicated to his constituents.
I’m sure there are many good people on and running for the RTM.
Sal, however, is the only incumbent representative who has mastered the representative part of RTM, to my knowledge.
He has resolved my issues and directed me to the appropriate town employees who could help me. And they did!
I think much of the discontent and dissatisfaction I hear and read about concerning the former Westport Historical Society, The Westport Library, the Parker Harding lot, downtown parking, the community gardens, redefining “shall” from a legal to a conversational term, the Long Lots School… Good Lord! There are more issues than I can wrap my head around! Nonetheless we could resolve them, IF there were more representative and elected board members who listened, worked and delivered like Sal.
About six or seven months ago, a very special magnetic bumper sticker that I have faithfully displayed for countless years on the back of each car I have driven over the years suddenly disappeared. It was a beloved bumper sticker saying “Kennedy 68” and honoring the memory of the late Senator Robert F. Kennedy. I was heartsick at losing it after so many years. I wondered if, perhaps, someone had actually come along and stolen it.
A few days went by and I got a call from my RTM Rep Sal Liccione. He told me that he had been out walking in his district the day before and noticed a “Kennedy 68” bumper sticker lying on the side of the road. He told me that he immediately recognized it as belonging to me. So he picked it up off the street and brought it to his home, cleaned it up, and then called me to return it.
How many RTM Reps walk their districts every day and know their constituents so well that they can help reunite a lost bumper sticker lying on the road with its rightful owner? That is who Sal is and what Sal does as a matter of course. It is what makes him such a treasure to those of us lucky enough to be represented by him. He knows more people in our district then a dozen other RTMers combined do. That is why he has my complete and utter respect and confidence.
Please join me in voting for Sal Liccione For RTM District 9. He is irreplaceable. Thank you Sal!!
John F. Suggs
This one is easy. Vote for Sal.
I wish my District had a Sal Liccione! What a good guy all around!