Kathy Reiner Martin Announces Campaign for the Baltimore County Council 5th District Seat
03.06.06
- Kathy Reiner Martin will announce her campaign for the Baltimore
County Council 5th District on March 6, 2006. This event will take
place at Bill Bateman's Restaurant at North Plaza Mall, 8810 Waltham
Woods Road, from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m.
Kathy Reiner Martin believes that it’s time for change in the 5th
District. To work for a stronger community as your new 5th District
Councilperson, she will:
- Actively listen and advocate for the needs of our 5th District community;
- Redefine
community, giving everyone a voice. Residents, business people,
municipal workers, and elected officials will all be invited to the
table to work together to build stronger neighborhoods;
- Actively
engage our community and business leaders, meeting regularly in open
forums to bring to light the strengths and the challenges of the 5th
District;
- Meet
regularly with all groups of constituents in open processes to foster
and advance dialogue regarding the needs and future vision of the
communities of the 5th district and the overall county;
- Actively
work to develop community plans that become the road map for
protection, restoration, development of our communities along with
appropriate legislation;
- Actively pursue implementation of plans side-by-side with the real stakeholders – our community members; and
- Bring
tested organizing, technical and personal skills to the table,
committing to building consensus across the many segments of our 5th
District.
Kathy
Reiner Martin is a graduate of Perry Hall High School and the
University of Delaware. She was the first female engineer hired by AAI
Corporation and is currently employed as a systems analyst for the
University of Maryland’s School of Dentistry.
Mrs. Martin is married and the mother of two children. Her activities
in the community include active membership in the PTA and the Perry
Hall Improvement Association. Additionally, she has been active in Save
Our Streams and she was honored by the Baltimore County Department of
Environment Protection and Resource Management as the Volunteer Citizen
of the Year for Stream Restoration.
Kathy Reiner Martin is an active member of the Camp Chapel United
Methodist Church and currently serves as the Chairperson of the
Outreach Committee. With her leadership, the church has become an
important of part of the CANOES Homeless Shelter in Rosedale.
Determined, energetic, hardworking, committed – these are the
words her colleagues and friends use to describe her. It is time to
send Kathy Reiner Martin to the Baltimore County Council where she can
provide the citizens of the 5th District with the commitment and hard
work she has shown through her many volunteer activities.
It is time for change. Kathy Reiner Martin will bring change to the Baltimore County Council.
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